If this is a residence -- Thet are rich enough to pay cash. If it is a holiday -- tourist and spend the money of the great United States. Let's see -- the alien is to spend millions and a half at a residence in the United States. they are -- in most countries, very elegant. It is not about pushing anyone out of a house. Both are probably a business, or expanding here -- and help to recruit U.S. workers.
You move the money over $ 10,000 have already looked through the money laundering legislation. Do you really think this is the way a terrorist who has decided to come here? You can rent a place without problems and remain below the threshold has the money laundering. Scott, anyone with a computer has access.
If jobs are created, so I think it's a good thing. These people are not considered illegal because they are receiving a visa policy available to them. This concept already exists in the form of program EB-5 visas, where a foreigner can make an investment in the United States that was intended for community development and employment growth. Investments (community development and housing) are probably the monetary donations. The minimum investment is almost as much as $ 500 000.
Offering the same type of tourist visa to a homebuyer only has positive effects for the United States. Luckily, no need a visa if staying less than 6 months. Many Canadians and Europeans have their own homes in Florida and the second visit them for a couple of weeks or months a year and spend your $ $ and go home. I say give them a tourist visa.
Here the rich foreigners (mainly China), simply save your money in real estate and set aside. Purchase of apartments, and many of them are empty. Do not create many jobs. It's a way for them to get their money abroad. What will happen so it is in Canada, particularly in Vancouver and Toronto. Simple independently at home in Vancouver is now worth more than a million, and the average family can not afford an average home. As a result, prices have skyrocketed in all areas. Think carefully. Of course, housing prices increase, but the average American is going to get hurt by it, since the average Canadian is priced off the market.
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