I'm a realtor with new international developer connects in both.

HI David, fellow Canadian originally from Oakville here...my mortgage team specializes in foreign national or international buyer mortgages with no US credit.

Total $765So $3,300 minus $765 is $2,535, x12 months equals $30,420 NOI$30,420/(new value) = .0784/1new value = $388,010 at the exact same cap rate I bought it, 7.84%I think that down the road, HomeRoom will likely have an internal marketplace for properties that are under their management.

The idea that I’d need to know the internals of the home makes a lot of sense.

This "not that big country" actually has 7 International airports.

Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner and/or spouse live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two of you had a disagreement.

More specifically setting up an LLC as a Canadian, navigating cross-border taxation, finding lenders, and going through the acquisition process as an international investor.Thanks in advance for anyone who has advice!

As tax attorneys, we follow changes to the Internal Revenue Code closely and help you file accurately.

Just wanted to share some insight regarding foreign national loans and mortgages for international investors without a FICO or US credit score asI've had a a recent uptick in international buyer activity and interest.  

Another very dumb regulation is if someone switch jobs internally inside company, these circumstances makes them as they have no W2 as lender wants last two years with stable position.So again, here Credit union lender can give conventional rate that's very enticing by giving exception.