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.

Depending on how old the roof is on the property you could look into Citizens.

I am a Norwegian/Australian dual citizen living in Mexico.

I'm an Israeli citizen so it maybe challenging for my to get a loan.

Does anyone have any experience or tips if none of us are US citizens?

The problem is that he is not a US citizen or even lives in the US and I'm having trouble finding commercial lenders that would lend to us.

My story - I am a EU citizen who with a very healthy financial track record I have started 15 years ago here in the US.

It took ten years for Citizens to voluteer to clean up the trash and start planting seagrass, which they continue to do.

We were working with a lender but were constantly treated like second hand citizens since we live outside the area so we have moved away from them.

Citizen or a Permanent Resident.