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All Forum Posts by: Sei-Jung Park

Sei-Jung Park has started 4 posts and replied 11 times.

Post: Non-resident alien looking to invest in Seattle, WA area

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi @Lane Kawaoka, thanks for the pointers - can I get an introduction? I'll PM you :)

Post: Non-resident alien wanting to invest in USA

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Appreciate it, @Corey Clarkston! I'll PM you with some questions :)

Post: Non-resident alien wanting to invest in USA

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Thanks for reaching out @Riley Kuranishi, I'll PM you :)

Hi BP,

I'm a non-resident alien looking to invest in the States - namely the Seattle area to start off. I'm looking for some advice on whether forming an LLC is the best way to go about it rather than buying personally, since I already have a bank account in the States, and if so, what might be the best way to find a trustworthy attorney, accountant, real estate agent and partner (I know...lots of steps to take!) in the area. Would love to hear from foreign investors or those who have worked with foreign investors, particularly in the Seattle area. I've gone through the Foreigners Buying in the USA forum could only find bits and pieces of info, so thought I'd try asking here :)

Post: Non-resident alien looking to invest in Seattle, WA area

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi BP,

I'm a non-resident alien looking to invest in the States - namely the Seattle area to start off. I'm looking for some advice on whether forming an LLC is the best way to go about it rather than buying personally, since I already have a bank account in the States, and if so, what might be the best way to find a trustworthy attorney, accountant, real estate agent and partner (I know...lots of steps to take!). Would love to hear from foreign investors or those who have worked with foreign investors. I've gone through the Foreigners Buying in the USA forum could only find bits and pieces of info, so thought I'd try asking here :)

Post: Non-resident alien wanting to invest in USA

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Thanks @Chris Popov, may I ask how you went about finding an attorney to work with?

Post: Non-resident alien wanting to invest in USA

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi BP,

I'm a Korean citizen living in Korea looking to invest in real estate in Washington State (not DC). It looks like forming an LLC is the first step to take, so one can open a bank account and transfer funds. I already have a bank account in the U.S. - is it still best to invest through an LLC rather than personally? If so, is it necessary to go through an attorney? I read through this webpage: http://www.wikihow.com/Form-an-LLC-in-Washington-S... and there's no mention of one. Would love to chat with those that have gone through this process!

Post: Newbie from abroad (Seoul) looking into Seattle

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi @Rob Terpilowski, I'd be happy to help!

Post: Newbie from abroad (Seoul) looking into Seattle

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

@John Van Uytven Cool! Are you no longer in Korea?

Post: Newbie from abroad (Seoul) looking into Seattle

Sei-Jung ParkPosted
  • Seoul, Seoul
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

@Riley Kuranishi @Tom Ott Thank you for the warm welcome!