Hello fellow investorsI sold a house in clevelend two weeks ago and title company sent funds to my TD bank  in canada from chase via Bank of America  .never got it. title claims intermidiete bank of America / OFAC may...

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They'll try to sell you to most expensive condos to get the highest possible commission (after all, they understand that most (foreign buyers) don't know the market anyway).

@Joseph Taylor it is possible for Foreign Nationals to get financing in the US for Short Term Rentals - including DSCR loans which are underwritten using the projected short term rental income of the property (AirDNA, Rabbu, Etc).

My only concern was that this recommendation seemed too simple for what I want to accomplish in the next year (one LLC in CA that foreign files in Michigan where my 2 new properties are located and pass through tax status).

In most areas within 50 miles of the Ocean a foreigner (those without Mexican citizenship or passport) ie: me, cannot generally own 'title' to the land beneath the home they own.

We are based in Tampa and work with both foreign borrowers as well as real estate investors.

@Kevin Boyd when I have traveled in foreign countries I have encountered a key system that is kind of cool.

@Shawn Hansen are you a foreign national or are you seeking traditional financing? 

This means US and Canadian tax may be owed in different years, and the owner may not be able to offset tax paid to one country against the tax liability in the other country.Even if the tax arises in the same year, Canada will generally not provide a foreign tax credit for the full amount of US tax paid.If the LLC sells assets and then pays the sale proceeds to its Canadian owner, the owner would be taxed on the full sale price rather than just the gain.