For me it was purely a business decision.I am a foreign investor and its been a massive learning curve investing in US.

Indy is also very nuanced, I see out of state and foreign investors buy the wrong properties and in the wrong areas and it frankly makes me sick what contractors do sometimes. 

We have 24 lenders in the house and we are a bank ourselves  with conventional loans, also portfolio, new construction, renovation for both owner occupied and investment, foreign nationals purchasing in US, jumbo, non-agency (alternative income), FHA, VA, USDA, commercial 5-75 units, basically I am a one stop for all :-)

Hi Sarah,I have a US CPA that is experienced with foreign nationals. 

I recently heard of them and they seem to have a large pool of Foreign Investors and HML’s, simply request for their Company state ID for due diligence and if they are able to provide you with one, you are good to go.What terms did they offer to you?

Many people here think that real estate will just keep going up in perpetuity, as they believe that population growth and foreign investment will keep it propped up. 

County property records show California investors have bought the most properties here, but investors from the East Coast and down to Florida also are snatching up properties.Even foreign investors are in on it: from Asia, Australia and Europe.

An enormous amount of foreign capital is flowing into US real estate market.

CT is similar where you would have to pay Foreign LLC fee.

This reminds me of one of my favourite real estate stories I was ever told by the man who got me interested in real estate:NYC during the 1970's were many renowned colleges and universities, one being NYU.