Guys, as someone who has lived in another country for much of his life, I can say that America is still a pretty nice country on the whole.It is true that we have been heading towards European-style economic policy for a while now, but that is actually a trend that was started over a century back.

:)I'm David and more precisely I'm  from Tuscany.I need help about two questions:I'm Considering about investìng in USA market, buying a multiplex by cash, max 150.000 $.1-Can a European investor moving to USA, buying a multiplex on his own name or need to form an LLC ?

Thank you Chris.We are a company located in Detroit, owned by Americans and Europeans.

My brother is a union electrician, and he's also able to do most major construction work, so we would be able to do most of the labor ourselves. 

I'm sure that the circumstances are similar in most major metropolitan cities in North America. 

.- I have put up a company with a European investor who wants to invest at least $1M cash for me to acquire rent to own properties!

When we speak of options it's almost always about the "American Option" but there is the "European Option" (nothing to do with Europe and is used in the States) that only allows the purchase at the end of the option term during a purchase "window".

Most major areas of Texas have +-$300 non stop flight from San Diego and if that amount effects your life than you should reconsider buying at this time.

In most major metropolitan areas like the one your in, there are already most likely a lot of wholesalers around who are professionals at it. 

Well, I had been a residential landlord for many years; I understand cap rates and what to look  for, so when I started looking at an office building as an up leg I searched through the U.S. in most major markets and settled on a 14% cap rate newer building in Cordova (Memphis).