My offer was rejected.I am a newbie and also a foreign national, investing long distance from another country.

I live in a foreign country, and depended on a property manager to manage my portfolio. 

I would have told you if you had filed an LLC in any other state that in order to do business in Texas you will need to file a foreign corporation application.

Hi Graham,Generally speaking, an LLC should be from the State that it is doing business or registered to do business as a foreign entity in that State if it is is from another State.

From my conversations with mortgage brokers, it seems like the best LTV I can get for a cash-out refinance as a foreigner is only 65% (compared to a 80% that any American resident can get). 

Also, there is the Airbnb route, but we'd need to add a pool for that, and that's completely foreign to us as well.

From a tax perspective, you won't have as many advantages as you would as a US citizen, or other foreigners, for that matter, but I've been told that the returns still make the investment worthwhile.

Hi All, Question regarding owner financing, is it possible to do owner financing if the property owner is a foreign national?

The Honduran institutions I've spoken with won't lend to a foreigner, and I'm having trouble finding options here.Anyone here have experience in funding an International deal, or know someone who could weigh in on this?

Many states will require you to register the LLC as a foreign entity if you want to hold property in that state, and may require you have a local registered agent.