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Jesus Betancourt
  • Mckinney, TX
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Help with foreign partner

Jesus Betancourt
  • Mckinney, TX
Posted

Hello community, I need your guidance.

I have a chance to partner with a foreign investor to buy and hold a rental property.  The idea is he would put down payment and we would use my credit to get better finance terms. Do you know finance companies that would allow this arrangement?  Should his funds be transferred to a shared bank account or to an entity bank account?

Do we need to get his money some kind of seasoning if the fund are not already in a US bank?

How should we structure the partnership? Do we need to create an LLC or an LP?

If you have similar experience I really appreciate your comments or if you can point me in the right direction to get more information.

Thank you

Jesus Betancourt

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