I can show you some great cash-flowing properties, but the neighborhoods might be like living in a foreign country to you.

A foreign company has approached me to rent the house.  

I have an international language school near one of my properties and am receiving student applicants who are also foreign nationals.  

Historically it's almost impossible for CA properties to get more appreciation compared to today's market, and the house price in CA is becoming more expensive because of too many foreign investments in this area and also Tech's job market.

@Mallory GuerreroThe worst monster wearing the skin of a human being that I ever met ran a private language school in a foreign country.

Bryan Adams, Journey, Foreigner all good stuff.

There is also a requirement to file a FBAR (foreign bank account report) for ANY foreign bank account that holds over $10,000 anytime over the year http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/irs-reporti...There are heavy penalties for not filing.  

Basically they/I am the bank.They do say that is can take 1 day to 12 months to get a return on investment.They only do investing in Texas as apparently that is the best state to invest due to low taxes etcMy thing is I'm new so still researching, don't know much about the US property investment, do know that for a foreign investor its sometimes better to go through companies like this as they are there on the ground so to speak and it is very easy to be taken for a ride if you don't who your dealing with

As a Lender we've seen a host of foreign investors seeking cap rates as low as 8-10% so based upon a other variables it may be a viable option regardless of its issues.

Ie wet wipes, sanitary napkins, toys, or other foreign objects.