There can be trouble with this as many popular countries and introduced or always had restrictions on foreign ownership of real estate. 

., foreign nationals and resident/nonresident aliens).

you should get your financing locked down first. you may find it next to impossible to find financing for a foreigner with those kind of down payments. and for sure heed @Ned Carey advice top of the market not the bottom look for a solid 5 to 8% return instead of 10 to 15  those are for those that live there and can stay right on top of them. 

I was wondering if a foreign person (non US citizen or resident) can have access to all the loan options?

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Other than the normal LLC filings, you'll also have to register as a foreign entity to do business in Maryland, but other than that, I think you covered everything that I know of.

I am curious to know how many investors on here have invested in a foreign country.

I am fairly confident his 'client' is like his brother or something and they know I'm a foreigner who isn't in the US that I might be naive enough to take their offer.

There are numerous foreigners, but they all seem to be from China, Hong Kong and Thailand.  

@Gui Qiu,  You will definitely need an experienced professional to set this up.1) Property owned via foreign Corp : 2) Property owned via foreign Corp via US corp: Both of this will avoid estate and gift tax.