Just make sure you open a dedicated bank account for your real estate and keep good records of expenses.

Those are record numbers for the United States.

You will pay for the purchase fees and refinance fees out of this, which adds about $3000 fixed costs- appraisal, title, escrow, transfer tax, recording, notary+ to your numbers.

Between 50 and 100% depending on the bank and your track record as a landlord. 

Expect the fees and interest rate to be higher, expect the LTV to be lower and likely you'll be paying interest on the full amount of the loan from day 1.I agree with Dmitriy however that UBIT is in play regardless of whether or not there is a recorded lien or an equity partner.

I'm a foreigner with a work visa and I work with investors from other countries and US investors.There are hard money lenders that will lend even if your credit record is not great.DM me and I can share with you some contacts and will gladly guide you.Eric

@Sarp Ka My team and I usually just use the MLS data as well as country records (as far as I know).

It is in the town records and the lady down the street files those records.

I have searched the city tax records and both are delinquent for the past 1-2 years.

@Eva Fox for 1031 Exchanges into TIC it really is dependant on the GP and their track record.