How do I find investing partners for overseas investments?

How do I find investing partners for overseas investments?

Anya SwansonPro Member
Rental Property Investor · San Clemente, CA · Member since 2017 · 21 posts · 12 votes

I used to invest in So Cal beach properties, but the numbers are no longer there. I found an interesting market in Ukraine. I have five rentals in Lviv, the remarkable city that has been recently discovered by tourists and investors (and filmmakers - check out Tom Cruise's latest plans for filming in Lviv). 

I have found a fantastic property for sale that I want to rehab (I have experience and the local crew). The property is in the historical A location you cannot beat, $500k to purchase and $180k to rehab. The minimum selling price is $1,2mil the moment the rehab has been completed. I am thinking about holding it for at least 3-5 years, possibly offering managed rental units (18 rooms with commercial space) or many other ideas. Annual minimum rent revenue is $105K and up. I am local for a while - boots on the ground - and can facilitate the deal step by step through aquisition, completion, and management. 

The question is, how do I find interested investors to join me? I know I cannot solicit investors that are not qualified, sophisticated, etc. and I wonder are there ways to connect with investors that are looking for great deals and are open to foreign markets? Any ideas? I would appreciate your input! Thank you! 

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  • Rental Property Investor · RVA · Member since 2016 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
    6y

    I would start by hunting down a securities attorney who can tell you what laws apply to you. @John Corey has RE experience in the States and EU, he might be able to point you to an attorney who can help.

    Regarding possible capital sources, once you get the legal bit figured out, there is a lot of capital in California looking for a new home out-of-state. Out of the country might be a tougher sell, but with persistence you can find the right partners.

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