Some have advised to form a LLC.

Might want to form a U.S. corporation - not that difficult for someone overseas to do.

They may not show this amount on a pro -forma.

He could form a joint venture for each project too if he wanted.

Hi I also need a copy of this release form as soon as possible.

You may havea hunch that your deal will be interesting to investors,but until you have a prospectus with pro-forma numbersyou do not know how many investors will be interested.He is now in the "fund raising" period, looking for investors.If you are financially able to invest, you would request theprospectus and then invest if you like what you see.You would be part owner of a retirement village in SoCalcomplete with golf course, etc.

SHouldn't be a problem, but might be best to form a U.S. corporation which is not hard to do.

Action, knowledge and enthusiasm always form a great combination.

Why pay for a financial analysis tool when you can build one that suits your investment strategy and your investing criteria easily enough...In fact, the first thing I would recommend to any up-and-coming investor would be to sit down and create a spreadsheet that will allow you to fully analyze a deal (SFH or multi-unit) in about 5 minutes using pro-forma data.If you can't create that kind of spreadsheet, you're probably not ready to start investing...

I have heard the best way for someone in real estate is to form a LLC versus incorporating.