Im wondering, wouldnt a way as a non-US resident to invest in real estate in the US on the same terms as US residents be as a limited partner in a syndication?  

Now there should be a time limit for them to give your 1st month rent before they get the keys and take possession.

Quote from @Masyn Grant Barney: Utah had a bill passed (SB240) with limited funding (it has been plenty so far) that gives $20k to first time home buyers in a form of a 0% loan that is paid back on refinance or sale.

We are now offering a limited service option where you would own the Airbnb listing, we would have to own the other platforms we list on listings, however.

Paying off the land contract would be considered a rate & term refinance.Why limit yourself to 5 years? 

I bought one in Acton, MA and have seen some under that 200k price but with the condo fees and limitations it doesn't do as well as houses.

Be sure understand the reason for it, so you're not digging yourself into a deep hole here.Lastly, remember that cap rate is a measure of the local market.

But my real estate investment knowledge is very limited to the basics that one always starts buying it as their primary residence. 

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@Greta AndrewsSDIRA over a insurance policy for investing purposesIf you are an agent could you do an s Corp then pay yourself like $20k then you could do a solo 401k, put the $20k (max allowed if not contributing with current employer) then the company profits can contribute like 25% so another $5k and easily put $25k a year which it’s is only around 6k or whatever the new limit