Hi BP'rs,I'm new to the REI world and after reading / listening to tone of materials I think I'm ready to do my first practical steps.For that matter, I think having a mentor would serve me best going on my first couple of deals.My criteria for mentor selection are:- Experience with "basic" real estate (flips / SFH) as well as advanced investing (MFH / BRRRR)- Out of state investment experience- Can provide reference of previous mentees (first option: foreigners, second option: out of state)- On-demand availability (within reasonable hours) to support decision as deals progress.Is this realistic?

You must register as a foreign entity in Florida and meet all their tax and filing requirements.

There are foreign national DSCR programs available.

Plus the risk of getting COVID in a foreign country.

HelloAll,I really hope you couldhave the time to help me out with my specific situation.Iam a new eager investor that is currently building up my knowledge base usingbooks, podcasts and online courses.Iam an investor from the Middle East, which makes me a non US citizen nor a USresident.I have some questions as a foreigner, maybe you canhelp me with:1) How can I set up a limited company "My to be Rental Company :)" in the US as aforeigner?

It is very hard to find any tips on how to start RE investing with such a specific constellation of foreign and non-foreign investors.Hence, I would love to get in touch with someone experienced in RE investing together with foreign partners.

@Rod Desinord, foreign money has really driven the S Fla market.  

Foreign Markets especially the Middle East GCC Region Part 1PART (1)Hi all, and welcome to my discussion on foreign markets.

I also have large foreign exchange providers or gold buyers but everything seems to be good until you due diligence and find out how many liars there are in this world!

If my out-of-state and foreign investors can flip houses in Atlanta I see no reason why you guys can't too!