Hi @Jonas FrederiksenI’de be happy to discuss your options.As mentioned above, up to 75% financing option is available, including foreign liquidity for eligibility.

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

That said, if you have clients that need long term debt and are investors, there are programs for foreign national real estate investors that could work. 

I'm a new (foreign) investor and just bought a new property in Detroit with cash as a first move.

My local lender I use in Memphis is very familiar with lending to foreigners with hard money!

@Andrew McArthurWe have partners who are foreign investors.

Many have foreign names.An investor should ask a PMC a LOT of questions to understand HOW they will execute their services.

I know many Branson shows have foreigners that move to the area for xxxxxxx amount of time to do a show. 

I am also curious if anyone has worked with a US bank and leveraged RE to finance RE in foreign countries- Will love to hear opinions, advice, and ideas on how to make this happen.

Generally speaking, the buyers in the USD market (foreigners and wealthy and upper middle class Mexicans) want a new or turnkey property and don't want to have to do renovations and they prefer new properties over properties that have been renovated.