@Shibashis DuttaWe have partners who are foreign investors.

In terms of ownership, property can be owned by foreigners via a fideicomiso.   

Bridge, portfolio, foreign national and other specialty loan products.Key Bank, FLorida flexible lender, HELOCs on second homes and rental properties. 90% LTV on primary.

You can apply cost segregation to a foreign property if it’s owned by a U.S. entity.

Set up asset protection that is cost and operationally appropriate for your net worth and in ALMOST all cases AVOID the exotic plans that require a foreign asset protection trust domiciled in Nevis, administered by a Netherlands corporate   entity located in Luxembourg, with documentation kept by an attorney in the Bahamas.   

HiIm an agent in South Florida, i want to focus on Foreign investors and relocating people in the state with interest in moving too Florida.

My focus is mostly on land banking, a convenience store, and, more recently, providing judicial services for a select handful of foreign investors.

I’ve read a number of posts online saying mortgages are possible as a US citizen in Panama.However, I visited some realtors in Bocas Del Toro and they said mortgages aren’t possible there or for foreigners. 

I'd just register your WY LLC as a foreign entity in FL. 

I would also say that markets like Manhattan are not super representative of most markets in the US - a lot of foreign investment I'd imagine in NYC, Miami etc - I'd guess a lot of these cash purchases are more about exchanging unstable or risky foreign assets/currencies for perceived stability/safety of US top metro residential real estateI think in a lot of other markets where this isn't relevant - I think most are cash offers being "king" as not having appraisal or other contingencies that might sabotage the sale after 30 days or so and make people re-list (sellers will take less to avoid this risk and downside)