Hello,I am looking for a tax accountant that has experience in advising foreign clients (i.e. non-citizens who will be non-residents for tax purposes (>180 days outside of the US)).  

How would you conduct a background and credit check on a foreign citizen.

Citizens Bank in Edmond is a great local bank with low fees. 

I have been a pretty good citizen since then and finally paid that 90k loan back so it will be some time to remove.

If the assessed value is lower than market value, it could be because the current owner is entitled to tax exemptions (homestead exemption, veteran's exemption, and senior citizen's exemption are a few examples), and these are sometimes also tied to limits on annual assessment increases.

You won't want to do a double close, buying it yourself and selling it for more or they could come after you for taking advantage of a citizen as a professional which you will hands down lose in court.

If you’re earning income then I imagine you are filing your taxes here in the US that is if you are a citizen or resident living abroad.

I’m a non-US citizen looking to invest and Turnkey seems to be the safest most logical option and I’m trying to find the safest company to go with.Would appreciate it if someone could please direct me to either that podcast or a list of the best Turnkey companies.

I am actually a US citizen who lives in Canada.

We have a new class of citizen in the US these days...