Like I said, I'm just not sure how to begin analyzing this deal since new construction is so foreign to me. 

If you do business in MD, you have to "register" you foreign entity with MD.

Hi,Is there anybody tell me that does international peoples can invest in foreign real estate property or not I've found one website reoncapital.com/, i want to invest with them they are fully trusted... 

During the summer we are probably 85% one night stays since almost all of our guests are foreign tourists on the way from Death Valley to Yosemite. 

The business entity is wholly owned by the couple as a community property under the laws of a state, a foreign country, or possession of the United States; 2.

I'm assuming I would have to pay US tax on that profit; Canada would consider that income as an investment dividend from a US corporation, and tax me again; not allowing for any foreign tax credits.

I have a teacher's certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language in Greece.

I have a piece of land in another country that I paid $20,000 for in 1989, its currently worth give or take $300k based on other comps in the area. If I was to sell it and net lets say $275k. What would I owe in taxes...

@Robert T. raised a good point about the fact that you sometimes may need to register as a foreign entity (although you may not need to do so here).

(an investor who only buys and sells in US markets has very little exposure to foreign exchange, so the fluctuation of the US Dollar may go unnoticed to you.)Back to my point... the value of the US Dollar rises and falls, but the paper it is printed on wears out and must eventually be taken out of circulation and replaced by another bill.