Most of the investors were foreigners.

Also, would there be any additional "weird, foreign" fees/taxes for using LLC vs personal name?

But that luck in a sense the area did extremely well due to foreign buyers in my area and I bought the property in 2010 which was close to bottom of the housing market.I've taken great interest in the BRRR method, but I cannot do it here, as 3 bedroom houses are a million a piece.I'm looking into PA Bloomsburg area but must do some research to see where the hot markets are.  

It’s not subject to self employment tax but neither is RE income so little value to RE investors unless you’re a self employed flipper to avoid that tax.C Corp: Might make sense with foreign ownership or if publicly traded.

Loans for foreign nationals like us are not advantageous without an SSN. 

End of the day as a life long RE Broker Investor Developer Lender  it was pretty cool to go into a foreign country take meetings with those that run the country so will see how it all goes and report back. 

the website url is at uk and they have conversions on the property currency.

Thus, you might want to pass on Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, and even Hong Kong, if you’re even able to invest in these countries; I don’t know.Clear title, neutral third parties, taxes, and currency stability should also be considerations.Good luck.Jeff

TI always preview properties for my buyers before putting in offers, most especially those buying site-unseen, such as my foreign investor clients.

A second consideration for your investor: despite being a foreigner, his US investments are now exposed to US estate tax, and unlike citizens who enjoy 5M exemption, he or she will only have a 60K one.