Things that are common in the U.S. are difficult in the islands, such as U.S. corporations and LLCs are considered foreign entities for tax purposes in the Territory which can cause problems and delays when you go to sell. 

The foreign company needs to have a EIN or a representative in the US with an TIN so you can look up its credit worthiness.

Many of these buildings are bought by foreigners looking to park their money outside their country.

There's lots of information on there buying property as a foreigner through a trust, but I also have an option to buy directly as a citizen.

Do I establish each LLC in Florida and create a foreign LLC in NC/DC or is there a more efficient route? 

I've been interested for quite a while in investing in Spain (almost doesn't matter where, I love almost everywhere I have visited and lived in the county) As a foreigner, do you have any advice for where I could get started researching if this is possible?

Hey Beth,I have a rental portfolio in NC worth $1.1m but as a foreigner with no credit score my cash out was capped at 60% LTV so the portfolio has around $500k equity, so I'm looking for a 2nd position lender to lend the gap to 75% LTV.

Martin,If you have a lender who is going to offer you a Foreign National DSCR purchase loan for $100K or under with a rate of 7.625%, you better find a way to close fast. 

I’m seeking a local agent with experience working with foreign investors, as well as contractors and boots on the ground to work with.If you have recommendations or want to connect, please comment or DM me.Thanks!

Moreover, property owners are generally well-to-do, whether locals or foreigners.