As I read it comes down to the doing business in California, but since I'm continually serving internationally I am not actually doing business while residing in the state.

Axel Ragnarsson had a recent post in which he said it best:"The investors who scale their businesses quickly outsource almost everything… they don’t source their own debt (hire mortgage brokers), don’t manage their own properties (hire property managers or build a team internally), don’t sell their own deals (hire brokers), don’t do their own construction (hire contractors), don’t manage their own books (hire bookkeepers), don’t draft any of their own legal docs (hire attorneys), etc, etc, etc.

Banks do not like higher risk lending and do not offer nearly the spectrum of products for an investor that other direct lenders would have access to through their internal products and wholesale partners.

I have a coworker who sold a property in France after living/working in the US for 20 years.

Hi all,today it took me 3 hours to open and escrow deposit account on td bank for my new tenant ( including the travel time) , and I am thinking if I travel for 6-9 month internationally in future and my agent find new tenant who provide me with deposit.

My company has an internal program with experts dedicated to these, and I would be happy to advise.

Now leasing to international tenant base

Cash flow, cash-on-cash return, profit, multiple of invested capital, internal rate of return, or …?

Before you come, stop by the International House of Licorice in the Haymarket and bring me any three flavors.

All we did was open a bank account for her, then she internationally wired the money into her own account.