For investors with long distance portfolios, are you clustering all of your properties in a single city or are you scattered around the country?

Any other advice on FSBO sales is appreciated.Also I have read that some areas of the country have more than one MLS or database.

An accountant who does work across the country would certainly be enough of a professional to determine and communicate any state specific issues.

That's actually not too bad from what I've seen in SD County at least, but it is still worse than other areas of the country.

You know that sub market better than anywhere else in the country, and there are benefits to being in close proximity to your property.With that being said though, I haven't read anything good about the San Francisco sub market in a while.

Is it possible to buy a property outside the country using an LLC from the USA?

I'm from SoCal (Riverside, CA) and believe that there is money to be made in many markets across the country.

@Suvir Salins    exercise caution just become these homes are the price of stamp duty in your country does not make them good investments.I used to post of the property investors forum in your country.. and I met the Dingo there 6 years ago. he has done a nice job ... be very very careful.. 

Still a free country dude.

I've seen many foreigners making investments that don't make sense because they don't understand how the local market works, which is oftentimes very different than how it works in their home country.