Naturally if they're licensed as a servicer in a state they should also have the proper debt collection licenses.Based on insidearm though it doesn't look like you need a license to collect debts in Kansas as a foreign entity so you should be fine regardless.

I'm wondering what options are out there for financing to foreigners - I am Canadian, my husband is British (and Canadian permanent resident).

But taxes and business entities are a foreign language.. 

That said, if you were to look in the U.S.A. rust belt or Texas, you could find even better returns.As Aaron stated, more clarity around your thoughts/plans will help focus the advice and feedback you receive here (and might limit the number of turnkey solicitations you receive).As far as selling your current property, if you no longer maintain a Canadian presence you could be taxed as a foreign investor.  

@Melanie Dupuis yes thank you, I most likely will need 2 accountants, the first would be one who is expierenced with foreign exchange and inheritances.

I am stepping into this foreign world of real estate investing.

I am a foreign investor from Norway who just started investing in Indianapolis in 2016.

@Dustin Avadar Being a Foreign National, 60% LTV is the best you are going to get.

I don't think they are trying to attract investors as realtors.Wholesaling is a foreign concept to many in the retail real estate (brokerage) business. 

Did a perfectly good job on data input, but missed about 50 foreign disclosures required from his K-1s and 10 other states he should have been filing in.