Yes, I know very foreign.

I'm looking for buying my first property in my life, and I want it to be in the U.S.Because I want to live , any tips for a foreigner.

Hello BiggerPockets,I have foreign national clients who have investment homes in the US (specifically Dallas) who have purchased condos/SFRs in cash as an investment and would like to refinance out.

Therefore any income is considered dividends and you don't get to utilize all Foreign Tax Credits.  

@Massimo SalernoInternational investors have many things to consider when investing in US real estate.ECI(effectively connected income), FDAP(Fixed Determinable, Annual, Periodic) FIRPTA, etcYou may need to consider reading treaties between the US and the foreign country.Regarding your situation - There is just not enough information provided for us to give feedback.What amount of taxes did you pay?

Reasoning behind it:I have a FEIE (foreign earned income exclusion) for the gross income, so that is taken care of.Plus, even if the loss (hypothetically) was say $6k and income was $6k, it wouldn't make sense to take the loss same year as tax payable would be zero even without the loss (based on the personal deduction).So to answer your question, yes I'm trying to carry it over, to use in a future year when the rental income is higher and expenses are lower to cover the income at that point. 

Are they foreigners/immigrants?

FYI - I am a foreign national and I don’t leave there, so I can’t go with him.

We always have a shortage of employees in the summer so they typically hire JV workers from foreign countries.

I was counting on foreign money drying up, if nothing else via the lowered amount of chinese dollars flowing in.