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Peter Aziz OOS Investor - Just Opened Escrow on my First Indy MF
5 December 2021 | 11 replies
New, nice apartment complexes right next to it. 2 - It is most common for water / sewer only because it can't be split on the meter. 3 - Those rents are great and at market value based on my read. 4 - Citizens (gas) 100-150 per month per unit.
Paul Wiseman Electronic Rent Collections
25 February 2022 | 15 replies
I am a senior citizen and wish to minimize the stress in my life. 
Jason Malabute It is crucial to analyze a market before you invest in it
10 November 2021 | 2 replies
After all, why would a good-earning and law-abiding citizen want to live in a high crime neighborhood?
Carson Wright Best Entity for Flipping and Best for Rentals?
27 December 2021 | 10 replies
@Carson WrightLLC's are likely the most versatile entity structure if we are just talking about US Citizens / Partnerships / Corporations as members.You may have to think of other structures when you are considering taking on foreign individuals / exempt organizations.When it comes to ordinary income, speak to an accountant to see if an LLC taxed as an S-corporation makes sense.Best of luck
Daniel Vaccaro Refinancing issues stemming from having a foreign partner
5 November 2021 | 1 reply
One of them, who owns 33%, is not a US citizen but is South African. 66% ownership is with myself and another American citizen
Gaganpreet Dubb Is there any Foreign Rates in US?
19 November 2021 | 3 replies
@Gaganpreet DubbThere are a lot of tax considerations when foreigners(non-US Citizens / non-US residents) invest in the United States.1) Do you need to apply for an ITIN2) What is the best entity structure that will have your taxes reduced in both the US and your home country3) Is there a Tax treaty between the US and your country - If yes, how does that effect things?
Jacky Johnson How to tell past tenant to remove his car
12 November 2021 | 23 replies
Private citizens don't have the right to have someone else's car towed simply because they don't want it in front of their house. 
Steve Vanderlay Turnkey companies for foreigners
9 December 2021 | 6 replies
I have helped a few people so far (Uk and Canada), non-citizens and have learned that the issue is not really the TK provider - at least not when it comes to the investment.The issues foreigners are facing are mainly in the area of financing (to take full advantage of the leverage and currently low-interest rates), corporate structure, as well as some TK provider behavior.On the financing and corporate structure, I was able to develop relationships I make available to my mentoring clients so we can overcome these hurdles, even though it takes some time and effort.On the TK behavior, it is harder because we all don't have much influence.
AJ Anderson Best insurance for Duplex LTR in West Palm Beach
28 December 2021 | 1 reply
Depending on how old the roof is on the property you could look into Citizens.
Adrian York New to real estate at 21 years old
9 January 2022 | 8 replies
I am a Norwegian/Australian dual citizen living in Mexico.