Employers had to demonstrate they had advertised positions locally and in the US in general, before they could make an offer to a foreigner.

If you want a good income, you have to go for the best managers, not the cheapest.There are two markets in Playa del Carmen: the market for the local population and the market for foreigners and wealthy Mexicans.

I'm currently Reading "How to invest in Real Estate the Ultimate Beginner's Guide to getting Started" by Brandon Turner and when i"m finished i'll be purchasing "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to buy, Rehab and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties" by David Greene.I have never done any investments in my life but one can only assume doing this as a Foreign Investor is a little more difficult than being a local one but i'm sure this can be done with a strong team and the more knowledge and strategies come my way the better.I plan to buy and hold (Multi Family preferred) first in Philadelphia, PA because i have family there so figured it may be a little easier to start before i eventually branch out in the future to other states.From the podcasts, webinars and from what I've seen reading some forum posts i can tell this is an awesome community so any knowledge, strategies and words of wisdom is highly appreciated.Looking forward to your reply.Thank you.

These are the major banks providing loans to foreigners as I checked online.I am planning on spending 1 mil this year in rental properties in US and looking for a lender with a long term relationship who could leverage and extend my property portfolio.

How can I go about purchasing property in the U.S. from abroad and with a foreign income? 

It sounds like you’re working on an investment strategy as of now and you’ll start to narrow in on your focus as you continue to gain insight and knowledge.If you’re looking to invest in a foreign market, having a trusted agent and property manager is crucial as is their network of trusted contractors and third-party vendors.

Similarly, US lenders are very restrictive even if they are willing to consider lending to Canadians since they  are Non-Resident Foreign Nationals.

Many land owners in the painted desert of Arizona are from other parts of the country and some from foreign countries, so how would I get a quit claim signed together with a notary? 

Sure you can come down south but why compete with these prices and foreign money pouring in .

Hello Canadian BP'ers,I'd love some recommendations for books to read on real estate investing that's more specific to the Canadian investor.  I know there can be differences between how the US and Canada operates in ...