Given the property prices in India, I might as well invest in the US.

So I had to get a virtual # from a server based out of india.

. :)Another thing people fail to mention (in us competing w/ China & India now) is our ability to entreprenuer.There's quite a few awesome entreprenuers on this website alone...

I also do real estate investments overseas primarily in India, with land development and buy/hold properties.

Not to mention that they outsource their call center to India or Pakistan or some middle eastern place and that made things far more difficult since they had no clue what process was involved in closing in our state.

India M. your answer is: it depends.

I lived next door to someone from south India, and I could smell it all the time.You could try putting a clause in the lease about smells, quiet enjoyment, and bothering other tenants... then hope for the best.

If you cannot do bookkeeping yourself, then look into outsourcing it -- you can get cheap, reliable bookkeeping help in India, through such companies as Brickwork.Hope this helps!

That's pretty clear, you can't employ any method, no trust, no business entity, using your wife or you dog or your cousin in India to effect the transfer of covered residential real estate after receiving any stream of payments or other compensation.For those just hell bent on getting around the SAFE Act and Dodd-Frank issues, buy a house, move in, register your driver's license and mail to that address.

There are lots of engineers and oil company employees from India and from the middle east, along with Asians, white people, African-Americans, and Latinos.