Hi Everyone,I am new to Bigger Pockets. I would like to start investing in a few properties in the US but have been having difficulties getting financing from traditional channels. Is there anyone that can point me in...

Being a Canadian citizen myself, investing in the US has allowed us to open many doors we would have otherwise not been able to open. 

However, i also am a member of society and i choose to be a good citizen and treat people fairly amd with compassion.

Properties are in the USA and I'm a Canadian citizen. 

We hope that citizens are contacting their Congress Representatives, as so many people are being affected by this shut down.

OR WA CA very definitely and you must be a licensed foreclosure consultant in Oregon to deal with anyone in foreclosure I used to do a ton of this prior to the laws coming into effect in 08 ish.. lots of fraud lots of very bad actors in that arena.. and again you cant do anything that a good or competent agent can do. and in Oregon a licensed foreclosure consultant is a broker a lawyer or  MLO  . not a private citizen

It would be something like 50k from us and 75k each from them, for a total of 200k to use as a down payment.Her parents are not U.S. citizens, and my parents have only average credit because of a business bankruptcy in their past.My understanding is that banks want every partner over 20% on the loan.

One lender I found that will do theee types of loans with 80% LTV in Syracuse area is Citizens and Northern.

I'm a US Citizen now residing and working in Canada (Vancouver).

Hello everyone,My name is Pablo La Torre, and funny enough I am a Peruvian citizen living in Turkey as a student, doing my undergraduate studies.