The US doesn't limit foreign investment as much as many other countries, so I imagine it won't be too difficult (but I've never done it).

I personallly work with a couple of property managers and two sets of rehab guys that do excellent work, so I have built a nice system for out of state and foreign investors.

:D If you are a bird dog and come up with a foreign buyer (in my case a Canadian buyer or any other country) what are the good and bad aspects of such a deal?

Let me know if this is foreign.

Hello everyone,I have a foreign entity that owns a SFR and I also have a local entity.

I will be moving to NJ in Oct/Nov anyway but mainly because, as we all know, NY has the ridiculous law that forces you to "publish an article in a newspaper" about your new business within 90 days of forming the LLC, which can cost hundreds of dollars.My question is: If I filled out the NJ LLC document online, and used MY NEW YORK address as the LLCs primary address will I STILL have to form a foreign LLC in NY?

I have mentioned in other posts, the top of the line is really a multi leveled approach with an LLC being owned by a Trust with the trustee being a lawyer and the beneficiary being a foreign trust with a foreign lawyer as the trustee. 

That market is largely foreign money tucked under a mattress, so I don't see much distressed opportunity anywhere you would want to own regardless of the outcome.  

You're going to have a harder time using traditional financing if you are a foreign national (larger down payment & stricter guidelines).

It is curious, I thought you could get a conforming mortgage.As foreign person, you can try HSBC mortgage, otherwise US micro-banks (the smaller, the better) have portfolio loan department and will lend to foreigners.Cash on cash return is an affordability and solvency measure.