Of course you can be successful from off shore.

Maybe they just need a few extra days to tap into their off-shore accounts ;)

Don’t cut corners on development and don't go offshore REMEMBER you get for what you pay for, Trust meon this i know byexperience.

:D Delaware used to be a prime source for "offshore" companies, but now most if not of its advantages have been eliminated.

@Chris Martin  our product is for SFR in the under 140k purchase price range.. we do this for off shore and SIDRA's  but as stated its private financing so rates are what they are

I am about to close on my first BRRRR property and I've done it all while being offshore.

Some things are different this time; high debt, low savings, cannot really lower taxes more due to already insane deficit, wars, high oil, lots of jobs have been offshored and not coming back, it is a global economy now, not a US economy, so competion is worldwide for jobs, so many may not come back soon, at least as they were.

In the past 5 years I netted more than I had made in the prevIous 12 years due to the compounding effect of the tax savings (I am a real estate developer) The basic idea is I continue to develop and flip homes in California but use a consulting firm in Puerto Rico (This US PossessIon has a special tax Incentive extended by Congress) It is all about knowing the right jurisdictions and tax incentive laws without going offshore or complicating your business I verified it with my CPA and got his blessings and you can reach out to the same company (PrIvate message me for theIr contact Info) - you have to have a net income of at least $200k and they have some other criteria and guidelines but it can be set up in a few days Good luck to you

Their customer service is offshore and they are completely incompetent.  

Generally, trusts work best.In the last year, lots of celebrities were outed for having offshore trusts own their properties.The reason they used that method is because it is pretty much top of the line.