Hey @Eric Rosendale I've seen loan programs for foreign investors with-or-without US credit, although you would need to have a U.S. bank account established.

I hope you're all doing well. I am a 21-year-old individual excited to commence my investing journey along with my partner in the Nevada real estate market. We've developed a strong interest in this area and are eager...

If everything I'm saying sounds foreign to you, you are better off hire a real estate agent who's experienced in seller financing or a real estate attorney to do the deal for you.   

It’s extremely hard to raise money for deals here in the us, then through in unknowns of currency risk and not understanding overseas markets by the investor and its pointlessFind a company overseas that invests In their back yard

Well as you probably already know figuring out what the hell you are talking about is like translating a foreign language that I don’t speak.  

Think of so many investors around the world who don't want to invest in their currency or country or companies.

@Olivier MichelWe have partners who are foreign investors.

However, prices are still at an all time high.Canada, and particularly cities like Toronto & Vancouver seem to have a number of factors at play that are increasing prices: (a) low interest rates, (b) steady flow of new immigrants, (c) foreign investors, (d) lower supply than prior years and (e) sought-after country to move to.Although your question was BC/AL, hope this gives you some added perspective on ON (Ontario) as well.All the best.

As far as financing goes, I don't think most banks will be able to loan of foreign projects. 

If there’s any questions about the foreign language I just spoke, feel free to message gene.