Hi,As I understand, the inheritance tax that a foreigner has to pay to inherit a property from another foreigner is 40% from the excess in the market value of $60k of the inherited rental property located in the US.To mitigate this low exemption compared to US citizens, I am thinking of establishing a general partnership.

There are alot of good working class paying citizens in the hood that have jobs and careers.

Unsure if you as a US citizen can go guarantor or not, but I am sure the mortgage broker could tell you this. 

:)  I also hear of a lot of challenges getting mortgages as a Canadian Citizen, Setting up your corporations right, the exchange rate keeps you on your toes, and the unknown of what a downturn in the market looks like are enough to make us research a little harder before we just jump down there. 

Since he has no real authority over me, and is a private citizen like myself, what if any rights do I have against his bullying? 

I’m a mailman and I was delivering to a senior citizen center.

First off, I believe this person was an American citizen, not a Mexican.

Does anyone have any experience on this being a Citizen of Sweden or another EU country and selling a US property?

The tenant base in each of these asset classes is very different & there isn't much if anything an investor or property management company can do to change the make up of the citizens of a neighborhood.

Your wife is a US citizen and I assume you're classified as non-resident alien.Really this post is great to educate you on the mechanics of calculating taxable income for a rental property but it's focusing on the minutiae a little bit considering your personal situation.High level thoughts:-Does your wife have an FBAR and/or 8938 obligation?