I have been told it is about 3% higher in general for an out of country investor, is this true? 

He is out of Chicago, but I believe he can cover all across the country.

I recently quit my job to dedicate full time to RE investing.Given the macro instability Latin American economies faced for decades, people with savings are constantly looking out for opportunities to invest in the US, specially in RE.So, a few months ago I partenered with a RE developer from my country and we are now focused on getting multifamily deals in Florida.Looking forward to connecting with all of you and adding value where I can!

@Or Uzi I am out of country investor as well and would love to connect and know more about your experience.

Fingers crossed but she confirmed over the phone. 

There was a road that led to it, but the neighbor that owned the land that the road crossed had piled up a huge pile of debris to block access. 

Unfortunately, North Jersey is probably one of the hardest BRRRR markets in the country right now because of extremely low inventory, high demand, and pushed up prices because single-family home buyers are buying the properties that we all used to buy to fix up because they are desperate.You can BRRRR, carefully, into many parts of Pennsylvania though but remember that interest rates right now make it very hard to BRRRR.

Here in College Station, TX I'd say its no big deal just cross your T's dot your I's, and head on down to the local justice of the peace. 

I think there's a good chance that we will see little movement from the FED to see how the economy reacts to their last cuts and to see how the incumbent president's policies impact the country.

Different things so no big cross over, but you won't be able to claim the homestead exemption while you're renting it out, because it won't be you who is living there.