i'm not an attorney.if you start a business in Ohio, you can register as a foreign company in the state you want to do business in.

I feel obliged to add something of a landmark; something that will have my name on 50-70 years from now for all the good I have got from Uganda.I also believe undertaking such a project that will employ over 2,000 Ugandans directly and bring in a lot of foreign exchange is a way of giving back to Uganda and its people for the business, support and the warmth they have accorded me.

Michael Janszen Doesn't the above quote sound like all the bulls today saying "we're becoming a renter society", "foreign money is limitless", "no new housing supply is coming online", "construction financing is still tight", etc.?

They have some locations around central florida and they are the only bank I could find that would do a decent foreign national loan for one of my investors. 

My very small office did almost 30 million in sales last year, and about 35% of those sales were to foreign investors who bought turnkey properties sight unseen.... so.. flat out, the answer to your question, "Can anyone give me advice on turnkey real estate providers?"

I use a foreign VA to do most of my internet tasks. 

So, the process of flipping including budget, timeline, and the unexpected aren't foreign to me. 

Nice to know if your dealing with a clog or slow down caused by , grease, soap, hair, tree roots, foreign material like stuff that dont belong there.

Main reason of crash last time was  Zero down mortgages... current market has more than 50% cash buyers and remaining are 20-25% down. they will hold on to their property.... not letting go bankrupt.Specially Hedge fund and foreign investor buying all in cash... they have deep pocket to hold on to these properties... same way it happen in Canada, Australia and India... after huge appreciation, price stay flat... no burst...

We did lend to foreign nationals.