I am a foreign investor looking to buy apartment buildings in the U.S.

If you were a foreigner and knew nothing about the United States and listened to that speech last night, you would still know nothing about the United States except that it has a leader who is a Community Antagonizer and not a leader.

The tenant has a sweetheart deal so will not alter any terms of the lease for the new buyer as they do not get a payoff.Some foreign investors are only getting 1/2 a percent return where they live so 5.5 works for them. 

Location: Indianapolis 46222SFH distressed, built 1938, 3BR/1BA, 1 garage, Liveability index 72SQF = 1106 Lot Size = 84 x 112Price = 36.500USDRehab costs = 24.235Closing costs = 1.500Total price = 62.235Rent per month = 725 Expenses per month in USD Taxes = 54 Insurance = 40 Prop Mgmt = 75 Ongoing Maint 5%= 36 Vacancy Loss at 5% = 36 TOTAL EXPENSES: 239Per my calculation 9.6% CapRate.I would pay all in cash as I am from Europe and financing for an foreigner is too expensive and does not make sense in my view.

Once you've done this, your LLC can apply to do business in Pennsylvania as a foreign LLC.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Your in an area popular with foreign investors they tend to pay too much (greater profit for you) and need a team on the ground, might as well be yours.Good luckPaul

If so do you also work in the USA or did you get a loan under a foreign national program?

There are way too many scam or ripoff full service companies who service foreign investors, buying junk properties in war zones and milking it for all they can get while nothing they do is quite illegal.

I raised $200k from a foreign investor to pay for renovations and put some money back in my pocket.

Foreign investors from Asia, newly opened air routes, and increased marketing are boosting visitor rates...Every day 38 people come to Hawaii to plant their flag!