Which means in my preferred markets (TX and FL) that so far rising interest rates have not dampened (as much as expected) the cap rates.

REI lending is a niche.

Clover or Rock Hill preferred.

You may also be required to apply for an ITIN and file a US tax return.You may also have to research if there is a tax treaty in place between the US and your country.Investing through a corporation, while not preferred with appreciating property like real estate, can avoid you from having to file a US tax return.You should consult with an advisor with specific details and to see which option is best for you.

I have a client relocating to Charlotte area (preferably Concord) and needs a short term rental that allows pets and prefers a fenced yard under $1,200 p/month. 

@Ignacio Rosenberg Go with a smaller local bank, credit union, or  a mortgage broker (my preference) Under $80K gets tough but definitely doable.

If you prefer to make them aware of that loan, any interest is deductible on a house loan. 

It's not all that bad I guess but that's just about the same I would get in dividends by putting $20k into Fundrise or other of these syndication (Groundfloor is my preferred place at this point).Got to think about how tax, depreciation, etc. play into this but as a first pass, not sure what to think about the added headache that may come with remotely investing in SFH.

Personally I always preferred buying by my own very strict standards and had no qualms in regards to manipulating and/or bullying sellers if possible.

 Hello everybody,  I am currently searching in several markets for small to medium multi family preferably 24 to 30 units.