A native from Peru, she graduate as a professional in business administration in 1998 from IPAE, a business school pioneer in the training and development of entrepreneurs who contribute to the country's progress and compete successfully in a globalized world.

When I first got interested in US investing, I joined a "Guru" who promised quick riches by buying US real estate as a Canadian.  

This issue is like global warming.

I'm wondering what options are out there for financing to foreigners - I am Canadian, my husband is British (and Canadian permanent resident).

I'm a Canadian that lives in the California.

Should I issue a global 1099-MISC from the holding LLC EIN, even if each invoice was issued for each sub LLC, risking confusing the lawyer CPA?

Dan,Yes, renting is always an option but last resort in my case: As a Canadian  refinancing of  the property is limited - best case scenario I can get 65% LTV with pretty high rate. this means a lot of my money will be "buried" in the property. my understanding  rent I can get is around  $1100/1200 so not so great in terms of cash flow. add the fact I am far away which means  extra costs in property management and often repairs of such old house will be higher. so bottom line selling still seems the best option unless price I can get really sucks.

I worked first for a global hotel and resort company as a regional manager, and later for a smaller chain of business extended-stay hotels (not Extended-Stay America) in site management.

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Please note: If you are in the state of Colorado and are requesting a lift you must ask for a “Global Lift”.