@Bill Gulley & @Dionne DePaoli have helped me wrap my head around {at least partially} the {slightly} foreign lending practices and regulations in the U.S.A.

Some custodians do have internal polices that where they choose not to process certain transactions that can lead to greater complexity in account management such as foreign real estate or UBIT creating trade or business activities, but that is a business model decision, not a legal restriction they are confined by.This lack of oversight is a factor of the regulatory environment, not their service attitude, by the way. 

Now if you pay me $5000 I will dazzle you with the Black-Scholes foreign currency option pricing program that I wrote in business school to approximate option pricing from statistics available in the Wall Street Journal.

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

For years our company used the consulting company to source foreign talent in India. 

Thanks alot, because they are completely foreign to me re our 10 SFR and 3 rent to own portfolio.

Credits, deductions and exemptions can also greatly reduce the effective tax rate.Those that pay the highest rates have a great deal of income that is taxed at ordinary income tax rates.One of the greatest tools that large corporations use today is shifting income to foreign countries and not bringing this income to the US.

For example, in a case like this, I would: 1) make sure all new tenants complete a "Rental Move-In Checklist" with a section that specifically addresses the condition of the bathroom/kitchen sink, toilets, etc; and 2)  include the following clause in my lease:"LANDLORD WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DRAIN BLOCKAGES AND BACKUPS IN THE KITCHEN SINK, GARBAGE DISPOSAL, DISHWASHER, WASHER MACHINE, TOILET, BATHROOM SINK AND BATHTUB CAUSED BY GREASE, PAPER, FOOD, HAIR, OR ANY OTHER FOREIGN OBJECTS.

A lot of this investor language is foreign to me.

For a taste of real nationalization you would have to be a foreign investor in Cuba, Chile, Columbia, Mexico, Venezuela during their respective revolutions.