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onukauyka73 answered 2 years ago Buying a property abroad could be a good investment for the long term, especially if foreign property is more affordable than at home.
annnpetrov answered 2 years ago many people are afraid to buy property abroad because they are afraid of being deceived. I advise them to cooperate with trusted organizations and avoid scammers in this area.
AnnSmith answered 1 year ago This would be country by country specific. Some countries dont have rules against non-citizens or non residents owning property (example Finland) and some do (example Tonga). I am not aware of any American law forbidding ownership of foreign property....but you really need to consult a lawyer on this. You can get more info on https://prian.info/finland/uusimaa/helsinki/apartments/.
