@Bukka Levy, I think it has a specific niche. ( must investors that like turnkey are passive investors)  and are pretty happy with 5 or 8% return, as long as they are not doing anything (just receiving a paycheck every month) And also foreign investors love these. ( I have a client (investor) that his strategy is basically to buy houses ( Distressed) on a 10 to 15% return as is. and then flip, put tenant in place  (guaranteeing 8% return) and then Pitch opportunities to high-end investors throughout the world ( 3 world countries mainly) and believe me 8% return comes along way in a 3 world country.So I guess it depends of the niche and find it. 

For foreign investors here in the U.S., how have some of your earnings in the U.S been taxed?

I am not acquainted with London and Dubai markets and would be a foreign investor.

@Raymond Williams, if your out-of-state LLC will be doing business in Maryland, the State of Maryland will want it to register as a Foreign LLC and file an annual Personal Property Tax Return.  

Unfortunately, most of what I have read on real-estate looks like a foreign language to me.I don't even really know where to start.And I'm fumbling.So, yeah.

For ex., build up to 5k in monthly cash flow to live off of 3k.

Free 'Foreign Filing' in your state of domicile, if and when needed 15.

Good morning,Where might a find a good "how to" on marketing my (mostly) multi family real estate portfolio to foreign investors?

Anyway, I also have an insatiable desire to travel and have been fantasizing and plotting my foreign adventures for years now.

Myles,We can trade messages (Skype or otherwise) now that we have connected.Building credit as a foreigner is not that much different from building credit as a US citizen.