I find Rochester to be a tremendously great place to invest due to the low cost of property, and decent rental rates (for ex, $50k investment = $1200 gross rent/month).    

Ed-Just surveying the market, I see crypto currency making moves everyday, just interesting to watch the progression of this progressive currency.

Particularly when I enter another new market.Having read about and researched some about Series LLC,  they are all specific to individual state. for ex,  DE, TX, IL  etc. 

If the spread is larger and the cash buyer will not go up and financed buyer offers big non-refundable EM then they could win.It's all situational on what the seller wants and holds the most currency in.No legal advice given.    

Get a syndication attorney to help set up the proper agreements.The foreign investor will have currency exchange rates, withholding, and entity creation to think about.Whether you want to partner with them directly or have them be a completely passive investor with no control makes a difference.Bryan Hancock would be someone on here to run your scenario by.Doing a syndicate myself makes sense because of the returns I would get but putting all that together as a commercial broker transacting a 1 million dollar deal for 30k commission is not worth my time.I am looking at putting a few of these together myself.I want the setup to be ( sponsor fee 3% going in , 20% equity slice, cash flow percentage after investors are paid, and sponsor fee / commission of 3% when it sells ).I only would take exit fee if a profit was made on the project and take cash flow only after investors are paid first and reserves were in place.

I am also proficient in crypto, crypto currency, and distributed algorithms.I am also considering making a MMORPG for investing (finding private lenders, lending privately, stock simulator, real estate purchasing simulator, etc...).

For those of you who do any business internationally, you will always run across the issue of converting currency.

One of my friend has sold one of his condo in Shenzhen for 6M RMB (he bought it with 2M) thats 300,000 USD according to last month's currency he bought a Condo in Indianapolis, IN and rent for 2000 USD/ month.

Remember time is money and you should treat it as any other currency.

Purchase price: $343,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Primary home - first purchase that got me very interested in real estate as I am primarily invested in liquid assets (i.e. stocks and currencies).