Even with a LLC, the banks [usually] want a US citizen to personally sign until the LLC is seasoned and has enough of it's own credit to stand alone.I've seen some lenders that claim to offer loans to foreign nationals [I think I already sent you that flyer to you] but their rates are at or over Hard Money fees and don't work for cash flow or long term projects.I've worked with several small [and large] foreign groups that create their own fund or REIT to then invest as a group into our Indianapolis market.Also, don't forget that your $300k that you mentioned will buy 4 or 5 good SFH rentals here and not just 1.

I am a Canadian citizen with a rental property in Warner Robins.  

This was in Florida, so I have no idea why on earth any flipper ... as Joe Citizen .... cannot contact the current owner of a preforeclosure house, to make a VALID offer.

I am a French citizen living in France.

I am interested to learn more about how rental income might be taxed as a US citizen if anyone has knowledge, I would greatly appreciate to connect!

The citizens don't want student rentals in their neighborhoods and the college is losing revenue if their dorms are empty.

Hello, All!We are fairly new landlords and also new members of BiggerPockets.  We own two rental properties in Baltimore, which is a very hot city for med students.  I met two potential tenants from Canada today, one ...

Along with some tourist activities.WE also meet with some locals who got us an audience with the Minister of lands and the Deputy Prime Minister that is working on a housing project called starter houses for Belizian citizens.

Even if they're all honest upstanding citizens, what's to say they remember to lock every door?

Can they set up a SD IRA through Trust ETC for example or is that restricted to U.S Citizens only?