The agent has huge pull with the seller, and the agent is looking first and foremost to cash out as much of their carefully-built-up networks as possible after a lifetime of eating stale cookies at church socials and scrimping on groceries to pay for stamps to send out their newsletters.You use the magic terms "all cash buy" with the agents, meet the sellers, listen to their maudlin stories of how awesome the United States was when Mutual Assured Destruction was considered a sane foreign policy, and you get deals like you wouldn't believe.Good luck!

He is a Foreign Exchange student who is in his Sophmore year so I am thinking of upping it every year thoughts?

But a note is "currency" and you can spend it in a lot of ways.Hi Gail - Could you expand on this further?

Airbnb tends to be younger families foreign guests and shorter stays.

You will also be required to register as a foreign entity in the state that you do business further adding to the cost.

Homer is ultimately responsible for the LLC's assets.The FTB requires World Wide Widgets, LLC to file FTB Form 568, and pay California state income tax because Homer, while a resident of California, acted on behalf of the foreign LLC.

First off, its much cheaper than paying someone locally and I find that many of the foreign virtual assistants are very hard workers. 

I depend heavily on foreign freelancers for my businesses outside real estate.

I have a foreign national client with no ssn, green card or Llc.

Also, either way, a foreign seller will have to satisfy the FIRPTA withholding  requirements, so I would have their U.S. tax advisor review the FIRPTA requirements so that they are prepared to deal with that issue upon sale.