Does anyone know if there's lenders that would finance properties for international investors?

Unfortunately the entity is an S Corp, so this limits our flexibility to do an internal transfer of the property and have it not be deemed a taxable sale.We've explored the following but time is of the essence.

I'm betting that when the eviction and foreclosure moratorium is lifted the bulls will become nervous and any financial or international crises may cause the bulls to run for the exit and the decades long run of cheap money may pass into history.

Of course it may be another value you bring, like doing things for the mentor, like an intern, or finding them a great deal that benefits them greatly.Most mentorships are not one sided or there for the grabbing/asking.

If you're even considering the possibility of an out of state deal, get familiar with things like out of state non owner occupied tax rates (for things like a duplex), commercial tax rates if that will apply to you, landlord friendly legislation, rent control caps if they apply etc. 5.

They should be able to put all their answers in writing, so you have a record AND so they can prove they have standard operating practices in writing internally.

Until then, get familiar with legislation and get ready to evict based off whatever fits.

@Jerod Fields, I would hire an intern from the local finance/real estate college.  

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Has a steady job with an international company but the company has its own challenges and has reduced staff from 1700 to 400.I would like to oblige but am concerned about my risks and legal consequences if this gets discovered.Looking for input.