The combination of a weak U.S. dollar and growing supply of real estate is attracting international buyers to the U.S. market. Today, the Associated Press ran a story on it. Not surprisingly, the International Herald Tribune was first to print. Regular readers know this is a topic I cover fairly regularly, but if you're a first-time visitor and you have an interest in Foreign National mortgages, consider subscribing to this blog via email. Every day, I use this blog to...
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