My thinking is about the blog is perhaps to hold off until either I have more content posted in the forums (as I am doing with tax and direct foreign investment knowledge) and/or when I am closer to making my first investments in real estate.

We have a big apartment (2500square feet) which would be perfect for foreign families working here, so renting to a company might be a good solution. 

The foreign capital will be all gone thanks to the new taxes implemented by the NDP gov.4.

Rejecting Kentucky's defense of its turf laws on consumer protection grounds, the court noted that "the complete exclusion of a buyer's broker from the transaction may well render the foreign buyer/lessee more vulnerable to fraud.

It most certainly is not a method of analysis on which you would base a purchase decision - for that you want to breakout your favourite slide-rule, or spreadsheet, and carry out a full discounted cash-flow analysis of the property over a projected hold period.If not already in your library, I would suggest picking-up a copy of @Frank Gallinelli's "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow" and working your way through it as a starting point to property analysis.

 I just want to suggest that's every individual out there has a different set of circumstances, does everyone on BP need a series LLC owned by a foreign trust?

It looks like the collections company are trying to take people for a dummy since there is so much foreign investors here in south florida,  its a lot of scam here.  

I don't believe your friend's exit strategy of a 30 year fixed loan is doable for a foreign national.

Now, I'm not a foreigner, so the to-good-to-be-true price immediately raised suspicions, but I contacted the seller anyway, while I continued to do a little research.  

Single-family homes are very competitive and generally over priced in my market due to the high amount of cash buyers, tourism, and foreign investors.