Why is it tougher for foreigners to invest in Spain, than foreigners to invest in the U.S.?

Good, but not as much protection: Same exact situation, but only have LLC for both properties in North Carolina and 1 LLC in Florida for both properties.Some Protection: Having 1 LLC for all properties (if they allow foreign LLCs to own properties in other states).

Bridge, portfolio, foreign national and other specialty loan products.KeyBankflexible lender, HELOCs on secondhomes and rental properties90% LTV on primary.

Owner demands are forcing PMCs to hire cheap VA's from foreign countries, but it's difficult to train these VA's about industry knowledge and American customs. 

Ranching is not foreign to me, but as an investment property I wouldn't be operating it.The seller is only willing to go as high as a three year balloon.It is on a well and has a septic system, both of which I would pay to have inspected prior to purchasing.

How lucrative is the US real estate market currently for foreign nationals who want to invest?

I’d rather throw money at a Columbus turnkey player than in a foreign market with unfamiliar terms of recourse.

Sure, I've scoured Zillow like it's my job (which, let's face it, it sort of is), but the only properties I find are nestled snugly in the heart of the Midwest, a land as foreign to me as quantum physics.

So, if you create an LLC in another state, you will likely need to register it as a foreign LLC in California.

Others don't want to touch it because it's completely foreign to them.