But there is some prep work you would need to do to invest in syndication deals as a US Citizen.

My understanding is that a good amount of lenders will lend to US citizens on foreign sourced income without any issues. 

It is important to note that I am not us citizen and live outside the United States.

Stick with it, I'm not sure how not being a US citizen complicates investing in the states but I'm assuming it adds another layer of complexity, there is money to be made in the 'land of milk and honey'! 

Hello everyone my name is Matt, i am new a new member of BiggerPockets, and i have a different situation, i am looking to invest in the florida market with a good mortgage or at least a normal one like a common citizen.

I am an English and Canadian citizen living in Sydney, Aus, and planning to move back to Canada in a couple of years.

Your 10 golden tickets explained: Each tax-paying American citizen can qualify for up to 10 Fannie Mae loans.

I'm on a visitor visa (UK Citizen) but we are putting into process my PR application hopefully over the next few months and hopefully my work permit will be here by the end of the year.

I have partners, they are foreign citizens.

Would conventional lenders or hard money lenders be able to help me to finance some projects even if I am not a US citizen?