I now am an International Real Estate Mogul.  

When it comes to business rules such as those, the states often have different definitions for tax to fall more in-line with the internal revenue code.

We use a combo of external and internal services.

Additionally, being close to an international airport is ideal for me as I also run a small Turo business.

Very rarely do business owners inflate their numbers on tax returns vs. internally prepared or forecasted financials.

I recently heard an (non-BP, don't know if I'm allowed to say where) REI podcast where the guest talked about investing in international coffee farms (in Panama).

Many will tell you they can, but despite warning them over and over in the end, won't be able to do it.Fortunately I have a great lender that I've worked with for about 20 years that handles many of my international clients. 

The gradual recovery of international travel and tourism could provide additional upside for the market, particularly for upper-tier properties.However, potential headwinds include:"- Flat population growth, which may limit organic demand increases- Economic uncertainties that could impact both business and leisure travelOverall, the Los Angeles hospitality market appears well-positioned for sustained performance improvement over the next several years, with upper-tier properties likely to see the strongest gains in ADR and RevPAR.Full Market Report: https://d2saw6je89goi1.cloudfront.net/uploads/digital_asset/...Contact me for a complimentary market valuation analysis report for your hospitality property today.

People from other international locals? 

Hello fellow investorsIs buying a negative cashflow deal good if the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) and Cap rate are decent?