Bank statement only, interest-only payments, cross collateralization for multiple properties, foreign national program.

I can assure you most others are not doing this or they are farming this service out to a VA from a foreign country or a call center, i.e Patlive.  

My question stems from the fact that an LLC can be treated as "foreign" or "domestic" depending on where it was created versus where it does business. 

My question stems from the fact that an LLC can be treated as "foreign" or "domestic" depending on where it was created versus where it does business.

Maybe you give the grandkids $2500/year to volunteer in a foreign country.   

Originally posted by @Logan Hicks:...Also, Non-US citizens cant have civil judgements deemed against them on the local level, as US courts dont hold jurisdiction on foreign non-citizen individuals in foreign countries.

It's a major city with a growing population, increasing foreign investment and a chronic lack of supply. 

@Sean,  what kind of problems have you seen with foreign LLC in local courts? 

As I read some of the posts I felt like I was witnessing a conversation between an American tourist - in a foreign county - attempting to communicate with a street vendor by speaking louder and with ever more passion.

If a seller was informed in an honest way of what their home was worth like an agent does you would have no real need for these middle men who are just skimming equity.. however on the flip side .. if someone goes to the trouble to find a seller and offers cash NOT BS cash but real cash and closes then holds it for a period of time then they can sell for whatever they want.. just cant tell someone that there house is only worth 50k because they are clueless or old or foreigners etc.. close on it never touch it and sell it next day for 150k.. that is unconscionable profit taking.