Let me introduce my self, My name is Dawit Ghebretnsae and i'm an international real estate investor and business owner.I have two questions for you:1 -  I'm searching to create a business credit for my new real estate business in US.

Thankfully, during my previous career as an international banker, I had been covering those regions and I got precious contacts with developers.

Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two of you had a disagreement.

Warren’s renters protection plan reads a lot like the legislation San Francisco has been busy passing for the last 20+ years.

I am also overseas and purchasing internationally so wonder if the same or similar rules apply.

Again, that doesn't meet my 87.5% (Just an internal number on my end) recovery amount but, it is a significant recovery amount.

I play around w/ a lot of Internal Rate of Returns (IRR) and assess my risk levels with statistics.  

I would not think that your obstacle is one of qualification.However, it might be one of approach.Without a doubt, the most effective way to move your profile to the “top of the pile” on any hiring manager’s desk In a market where managers are receiving resumes from a combination of multiple online sources, in addition to internal recruiting teams, and external agencies (sometimes totaling in excess of 400 resumes at a given time), is to connect directly (preferably on LinkedIn) with as many people as possible who hire for the types of positions that you are interested, and set up a time to meet.

I want to use this extra income to start investing in real estate and I am very interested to learn more about investing in international markets.

I had him come live with me for a few months as an intern learning a lot about the businesses that I have and helping my assistant.