I definitely feel pretty new as all the terminology is still foreign to me.  

People blame a variety of causes for this: urban renewal, foreign investment, protectionist zoning laws, lack of available land, and others..Additionally, these are the areas where laws almost unilaterally favor tenants over landlords.

I ask this because a foreign accent can hurt your cause with phone calls in our area.You can still find some good deals from one of our local wholesalers, but you need to be careful who you deal with.

In my state we have abbreviations FP ( foreign proceedings) NP (non probate) UN (unprobated will only) which of these are ones to seek?

I came across a rather large need in a community in Manitoba at a school that has an international program that needs housing for all of the foreign students.

That's a big leg up to other how have to get Foreign National loans.

A company can engage in business in a domestic state without having to undergo qualification.A foreign LLC or corporation may have to qualify to conduct business in another state if its business transactions meet certain requirements.

I've looked into that as well but CA law says that if you're doing business in CA as a foreign LLC, you have to file as a foreign corporation doing business in CA and pay CA state taxes on top of your out of state LLC fees.

Do different rules apply for foreigners willing to buy there?

I also works with a number of local and foreign investors and assist them with the acquisition, renovation, and leasing or disposition of properties for above average returns.