@Andrew McArthurWe have partners who are foreign investors.

However, since you live in California, you may still be required to register the LLC there as a 'foreign entity,' which can come with additional costs and regulations.For taxes, California has strict rules on taxing out-of-state income, so you’ll likely need to report your Oregon rental income on both your Oregon and California tax returns.

Financing is readily available to non residents as well, known as 'foreign national' financing or mortgages.

We need to learn more about how taxes work as foreign nationals investing in the USA, and what entities are best for tax/legal purposes. 

Hi Kanaam,To start, focus on financing—U.S. lenders may require higher down payments (often 25-35%) for foreign investors.

If the LLC owns a property in a different state, most of the time, the other state will require you register your LLC as a foreign LLC. 

I'm interested in understanding how the LP structure works for foreign investors.

However there is one bank in Croatia that helps foreigners with loans.

As a Mexican real estate agent living in Canada and with a presence in the United States, one of the most common questions I hear in the investor community is: "Can foreigners buy real estate in Mexico?"

It is available with most if not all US brokerages, but the rates vary greatly.We have partners who are foreign investors.