Foreign nationals can expect an interest rate that's 1-1.5% higher than U.S. citizens so your wife being an American does provide you with an advantage.

While the terms might not be as good, they're not necessarily terrible.I bring this up because we've seen foreign investors pursue the BRRR model, only to find out they can't get a favorable mortgage when it comes time to refinance.

My cofounder at SparkRental, Deni Supplee, hosted a foreign exchange student to house hack when she was in her late 50s and early 60s.

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

Seeing as that's how old my foreign post was that you quoted.

@Albert VanekWe have partners who are foreign investors.

Orhi Hi Orhi,Been plugging away in Toledo, OH since 2014Here are answers to your criteria regarding Toledo1) $75,000 - $100,000 buys solid B class2) Toledo University is solid and employs many people and has foreign students (43607 zip code)3) Car manufacturers, Pro-Medica, Andersons and the glass industry (Most blue all blue collar)4) Hit and a miss5) Declining population from a macro market but certain pockets in high demand from a micro market stadpoint6) 500,000 people including surrounding suburbsWishing you much success

The numbers are a foreign lanugage to me, but you may be able to make sense of it, if interested. 

The other benefit of Orlando is the foreign tourist demand helps with off-season *** there summer is our winter.  

Accounting firms typically have nothing to do with this process unless somehow the title company subcontracted the preparation of the 8288 to them (which really isn’t necessary as it doesn’t require tax expertise, only familiarity with the FIRPTA procedures in general, which any title co who’s worked with a sale by a foreign person would likely know).This is indeed a weird situation and it definitely is unsupported by any authority in the code and regulations to send the withholding tax amount to an accounting firm acting as a middle man for the IRS unless they somehow expressly made an agreement to do so.Good luck with that