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...

Usually we'll provide water and sometimes some pastries but I let the participants know they're welcome to bring refreshments if they'd like (one lady brought some delicious Spam Musabi ^_^).  

We did lend to foreign nationals.

There are several hoops to jump through for foreigners to own property in Mexico but its definitely doable.

That's how foreigners always know it is an American walking around - the telltale baseball hat. 

In many senses, these buyers are likely the same people who would've been your tenants had you ran a turnkey business.In turnkey, you want to focus your buyer base at out-of-state/foreign buyers in ridiculously expensive markets (NY, CA, DC, London, Hong Kong, Sydney, etc.).

You can have an LLC in a different state, operating in any state you would like however, you would be subject to registering in the second state as a foreign entity and would likely have to pay 2 annual registration fees (around $200 dollars each).