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

Only a few banks will lend to foreigners in Mexico and it's not as easy as in the US to qualify.

I can speak in Houston's case a few of the bigger winners are foreign investors and to them they are just needing to put the cash somewhere.

Now, you still could do a 1031 exchange out of Puerto Rico and into a property in any other foreign location, such as Mexico.  

Hi,I have access to foreign private money lenders (people with money that have invested with me in the past in Europe).

As someone who recently had to form a foreign LLC for an out of state property that I own, I definitely wouldn't do it unless I absolutely have to.

Remember to file as a foreign corporation in any state where you plan to do business, especially once you start acquiring property, to protect your corporate veil.Lastly, my Disclaimer: This is not legal advice. :)

Thank you @Matthew Pinkstonfor suggesting the venue and ordering the delicious food.

Obtaining a refi / cash out for a foreign national is a herculean task.

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