Hello Everyone,I have a few international students interested in renting out one of my properties.

(Note: I don't reference the companies because they cater to international investors only and we are private label supplier partners.)

The lion's share of our projects are from the East and West Coast, but one of our team members is also working on two international projects right now.https://www.bizjournals.com/...

Enforcement provisions were also added to ensure that internal ADUs are not utilized for short-term rentals on sites such as AirBnB or VRBO.

I would speak to an international tax expert

They are in need of an International Real Estate attorney that could help them with the legalities of buying a property in Cali Columbia.

A hedge if the USD loses value over international currencies, perhaps? 

In France or international?  

I have been investing internationally for RE companies for 10 years across Europe and the USMy take away about France is as follow:pros- relative market stability for the past 20 years- stable currency (€)cons- highest taxes to GDP in the world (capital gain taxes, transfer tax, income tax etc)- extremely complex / opaque tax system- widespread corruption around high profile transactions and construction permits - 3 months transaction close due to high regulation burden - local authorities have first look right to purchase the property you have under contract.

US does try to tax everything I own even though its JPY based income… but in the end the magic if international Tax tricks always comes through, and as such, I wouldn’t have much US taxable income to offset at all.