Hello everybody.I made the decision to start investing in rentals in the second half of 2022.My question is what are my options when in comes to financing deals (mortgages) if I'm an American Citizen (have SSN) but never lived in the states and doesnt have american Credit score and financial history (and a bank account for now).What types of loans will I be able to get?

I'm a big listener of the BP podcasts and have read most of the books they've recommended there but they're largely American and often talk about American real estate strategies.

The program is designed in order to keep your money invested in the American economy, buying/selling property abroad and hoping to use the 1031 would effectively defeat this purpose. 

Take a look at this link from the American Hardwood Information Centerhttps://www.hardwoodinfo.com/s... 

I wanted to know if its worth getting and if American Water Resources is a good option for Detroit.

First seen partly in American English by at least 1938, the KISS principle states that most systems work best if they are kept simple rather than made complicated; therefore, simplicity should be a key goal in design, and unnecessary complexity should be avoided.

And, while there are layoffs happening right now, in the white-collar space, it's estimated that 60M Americans did some form of "gig" work in 2022.

. $1500 per month in savings sounds like a lot to the average American who is broke as a joke but it's only $18k per year, and a $150k rental making $1k cash flow after expenses per month could eat up a lot of that cushion with a couple of expensive capital repairs. 

Essentially Redfin believes the government will be “forced” to act because “Even though the overall economy is strong, high housing costs are making many Americans feel poor.”

CNBC's American Greed TV series.