Can an American own land in Argentina?
604790
Yes, thanks to their economic crash their selling their land to anybody.  \n\nP.S. To the guy who answered "why not?" some country's wont let non citizens own land in their country.  For example Mexico wouldn't let non citizens own land, you could lease it for 30,50,70,99 years but then it would go back to the government.  But thanks to the N.A.F.T.A. Americans and Canadians now can.  Vietnam, we cant own or lease land longer than 30 years in.
921085
I'm in Santa Fe, Argentina. Pick up a map and tell me yourself.
1039029
I would think about this:  Can you have them evicted, sell the land to legal Americans, and pay your bills while having them deported (isn't it a crime to overtake a dwelling)?\n\nJust a thought.  Legally, if it's in his name, it doesn't matter how it got there, it belongs to him.\n\nAsk an attorney.\n\nOK Mini:\nhttp://redtape.msnbc.com/2006/03/hidden_cost_of_.html\n\nNinety-five percent of the identity theft cases in Northampton were committed by illegal aliens," Morganelli said. "I really believe this is the No. 1 crime and security issue facing our country. But when we call immigration officials, they could not care less." \n\nhttp://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_290917.html\nhttp://bearcreekledger.com/2006/06/20/illegals-using-fraudulent-social-security-numbers/\n\nshe has no contact info -hope she checks back
1053136
You can't get to the center of the earth, but basically - Yes, although there may be an exception if:\n1. the mineral rights were not included in the deed\n2. you have sold the mineral rights
170266
Yes.  Real property does not require the owner to be living in the USA.  Look around, there are many buildings owned by foreign corporations.
54119
It is common for mineral rights to be sold separately from the land ownership.  If this has occurred to a specific piece of property in the past giving complete and unfettered ownership of those minerals to a third party, yes, that individual (or company) can sell them to anyone willing to purchase them.
997574
Comprising almost the entire southern half of South America, Argentina is the world's eighth largest country, covering an area of 2.8 million square km. Argentina possesses some of the world's tallest mountains, expansive deserts, and impressive waterfalls, with the diversity of the land ranging from wild, remote areas in southern Patagonia to the bustling metropolis of Buenos Aires in the north.                                                                        San Luis is West of Buenos Aires          \nCouldn't find Villa Mercedes or the general involved in the 24 Sept 1874 revolution.\nAlways wanted to go through Patagonia and down to Tiera del Fuego.
180534
yes, for panama, but one main point is\nmake sure you have a full title for your property.\ndo not accept (sorry, its in spanish) "derecho posesorio",loosely translated "right to posses".\n\ncontact me.\npanama,panama
150482
Absolutely.  Every Law Abiding Red blooded citizen of the United states has the right to own any weapon they are able to gain access to.  Yes. I do mean that if a group of americans wants to get together and build a fighter jet and arm it with missles, they have every right to do so.  One of the main reasons for maintaining a malitia is in order to limit the governments power to control the people.
87912
There are, as previously stated, embassies that belong to their respective nations.  However, the only lands that are owned by the U.S are public properties; as all private lands and structures are owned by, and therefore belong to, the private entities who own the titles to them (despite being protected, taxed, and in effect controlled by the U.S.).
1056018
I believe that you can claim the ethnic background you were born to, but you must become an AMERICAN if you plan to remain in my homeland. If you want to be a Mexican, be a Mexican in Mexico. If you want to fly that rag you call a flag, do it in Mexico. I claim all of the priveleges and rights of a Native American. I have a constitutional right and duty to defend my country from enemies foreign and domestic. I claim a tribal right to defend my homeland from all invaders. Be what you will, fly whatever rag you choose, just do not be suprised when you are unceremoniously dumped on your butt  by people like myself. This is MY land! love it or leave!  No Amnesty! No surrender!
170012
We as Americans can buy property.That doesn't give us the right to live there. Your helping revenue in Austria.\nYou still can only stay your allotted time as a visitor.If you work there or go to school there,then your time frame there is extended. Austria is freer than Germany etc,.....\nOur American dollar is worth much in Austria and it would be better channeled here in the USA.
1063494
Well here is where the problem lies.  A person living in Argentia is an American.  A person that lives in Mexico is an American.  A person that lives in Canada is an American.  Our country is just united states of the continent North America that we live on.  If I dont get best answer for this Im gonna be mad!
24714
If the land that you have is to be used for a primary residence, then yes, it is possible to get an easment to build some form of road to the location.\n\nIf however, it is hunting land, crop land, or other non primary land, then it proably will not be allowed; instead a trail system will be used instead of a road.\n\nIt is best to contact USFS with the type of land, how many acres the land is, and where it is located, and they will be able to answer your question fully.
680315
if you work in the corrupt govermet (give} \nif don't sorry, you need buy you land.
212146
First off, I do not recall IRS Publication 519 containing any of the information about dual citizenships and tips on how to obtain Philippine permanenet residency :0\n\nANyways, I will give you a real answer. if you are American and married to a naturalized US citizen of Philippine birth, you may be entitled to own land or "lot" as well as the structure "house" built on it, and both of you don't have to anything at all!  \n\nThis is how I understand it.  There is a Philippine law that allows former Filipino citizens to own land without having to re-obtain their former citizenship.  Sort of a "birthright" entitlement clause.  Your wife falls into that category.  As long as you are legally married to her, it is irrelevant what your nationality is.  If she can own Filipino land, then you also own that land by virtue of marriage.
19770
No.  Not in America.  This country was founded on the principle that a citizen's life is his or her own property.  My life was not destined to be spent making a feudal lord whose only claim is that he was born into the right family richer, nor shall it be sacrificed for a cause not of my choosing.  Betraying this ideal would be decidedly un-American.