I am an investor and a licensed lender in SC and can help with financing investment properties even though you are a foreign national. 

I have a few questions:- If I'm dealing wiht an A lender (National Bank), I imagine they won't be fine with having a second mortgage on the property, right?

So if you are a foreign citizen that means a part of your solution here is getting a "Foreign National" loan.

At the national level I vote democrat.

Their National HQ is right there in Houston and they have regular classes on how to do these things.

@Jim BasarReason Number One – Texas is Highly Dependent on Revenue from Property TaxesDespite having the 6th highest property taxes in the nation, the state of Texas has an average tax burden for its citizens.

My wife has delivered the babies of 26,000 indigent and severely impoverished women who live in systemic poverty.We found our “identity” in helping the poor and from that place we’ve seen that wealth follows us. 

I'm looking to invest in long term rentals anywhere in the nation in Single Family homes 50k or less.

To get offers accepted you need to be credible.People across the nation ask me, but how will I get credibility if I made no deal if I have no reviews".Here is my answer.If Bill gates were to make an offer on your house, .. would you ask him for a proof of funds?

Turner and Tricia Wittig REGULATION (EU) No 910/2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market and repealing Directive 1999/93/EC (2014) by the European Parliament and the European CommissionRecommendations for the Security of Internet Payments (Final Version) (2013), by the European Central BankDraft NIST Special Publication 800-63-3: Digital Authentication Guideline (2016), by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA.NIST Special Publication 800-63-2: Electronic Authentication Guideline (2013), by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA.Security Controls Related to Internet Banking Services (2016), Hong Kong Monetary AuthorityImages: "San Fransisco", courtesy of Travis Wise (CC BY-ND 2.0); "Seal of the United States Bankruptcy Court", courtesy of WikipediaSO DOES THIS MEAN WE CAN NOT RELY ON E-SIGNATURES ANYMORE?