There are a lot of things you cannot do.

For a rental property, you HAVE TO hire a property manager to do it, you cannot even sign a rental lease. If you sign a rental lease, you are considered "working in US", and you need a visa to do that.

You can be depoted and banned from entering into USA again. Be careful.

If you are not planning to hire a property manager, you have to invest substantially large amount of money to get an investor's visa. To do that, you probably have to buy large apartment buildings, buying a house or two does not work.

If you buy a house for your own use, yes you can do anything and everything. If it is rental, it is a totally different game.

You can stay in US for six months as a visitor, but you cannot work there without a visa.

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• thanks a lot -smallking- ♂ (36 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 13:25:49

• 回复：thanks a lot -cultuslake- ♂ (80 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 13:29:51

• thanks! -smallking- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 13:38:49

• 请教跨国地主 -美西游子- ♀ (193 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 20:30:08

• 回复：请教跨国地主 -cultuslake- ♂ (142 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 21:06:05

• 多谢指教。see qqh -美西游子- ♀ (0 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 22:34:09

• that does seem to be big problem, -smallking- ♂ (306 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 21:05:33

• Forget managing yourself. -cultuslake- ♂ (477 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 21:17:53

• mainly attracted by the price reduction in the US, and no -smallking- ♂ (225 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 21:43:54

• The reason about PM is that they usually exaggerating on the cos -cultuslake- ♂ (57 bytes) () 04/25/2009 postreply 22:16:59

• have you used PM before? I've beening using PM -laoyangdelp- ♀ (150 bytes) () 04/26/2009 postreply 12:51:32