We have been in the talks about this for over 2 months now and I have been gathering different ways and plans to go at this, like different loan types for foreign buyers and even me as a buyer of the homes (with their money as down payments) and do rent to own type deals, as in they basically rent until they own the whole thing.

It would be great to meet like-minded people for once (financial freedom is a foreign concept to my college peers) so at times I feel like the odd ball. 

Has anyone here wholesaled a property that is owned by a foreigner?

You will be surprised, but there are some great opportunities out there, especially for foreign investors.

Throw it my way, I am always keen for a chat.One of my business partners, Daniel Green, will be in Columbus 01-04 Nov and is keen to meet up with any property managers, mortgage brokers (we are all foreign nationals), or other local real estate investors in the area. 

They then asked me for a party wall agreement and foreign entity registration, weeks after this deal was approved and with me having asked at least 3 times if they needed anything further from me.

That's because Miliarakis caters to a very specific segment of buyers: prosperous Chinese with an eye toward acquiring foreign properties.

Typically, the Canadian tax will be greater than this and you can get it back with a foreign tax credit filing - so you are NOT double taxed.You can also charge active management fees from the Canadian corp against the C-Corp and withdraw funds that way. 

Point #1 - foreigners can't own property - unless you're married to a nationalPoint #2 - you can own a condo - without being married to a nationalPoint #3 - you can Airbnb your condoPoint #4 - condos start around $38,000 upwards to $190K.I've toyed with the idea of offering a service to foreign investors as an American "with boots on the ground" to make sure their investment is properly setup. 

If you want to form out of state, you will need to register as a foreign LLC in california.