This will avoid needing to foreign qualify your out-of-state entity in the State you are buying the property in.However I am wondering, if I am forming an LLC, with the sole purpose of buying tax liens (I am a foreign national btw), and I don't wish to limit my tax liens acquisition in just 1 State, but instead buy tax liens all over the US..Do i need to foreign qualify my LLC in EVERY State I buy these liens in?

Non-owner occupied residential properties (regardless of where the owner lives) do not qualify for this rebate.In Saint John, the municipal portion of the property tax is 1.7850/1000:  So a rental property owner would pay a combined rate of 2.9083/1000 which is 63% more (1.63 times) than an owner occupant pays.  

Hi,  I'm working on my math skills and have a question for those that are experienced. 

If you're going for the higher end of rents, they may not qualify. 

It takes a certain skill set and not everybody likes it.http://irem.org/

I'd like to pitch this to qualified investors and I'd appreciate any tips that would help me accomplish this. 

Hello BP ,Bad credit- pay more on car insurance, may not be qualified for a job, house, apartment or car.

I would also explore a resident manager to take care of the property if you can't find a qualified company.These smaller properties are difficult to manage due to their size and the inability to retain full time payroll.

Can you even qualify for enough credit to reach that?

The current plan is to get a conventional loan in both our names, take over 1 unit (to qualify for owner-occupied) and put down 5%.