Lots of countries allow "Foreign Nationals" to purchase real estate. 

What some people do is create a corporation then pay themselves salary from the proceeds of the rental income.

There is institution fund outthere that can give minimal-risk 10% cashflow by buying corporate bonds and hedge it by shorting the underlying.

This means you cannot discriminate against tenants based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability.

They don’t move in parallel… they are more “realiable” these days.I could guess in your situation is you fall into investment trap where your limited choice of investment may make you decide for sub optimal investment.but one tip if you decide to go into 40% down dscr 1 ; make sure your neighborhood appreciates higher than national average that way if market drops you know there is organic demand in your place.

If he has a business as S Corp or C Corp there should be filings with the state. 

However, we do have a list of some of the top recommended lenders across the nation that offer any kind of loan you need to fit your goals. 

From what I understand from your post is that you are a landlord in which you have rented your unit to a company so that they can provide corporate housing to their employees (employee). 

I typically recommend Nation's title services as they have very low fees. 

American corporations are investing billions into the country, its real estate, tourism and manufacturing.