any foreign national investor know about foriegn exhange rate hedging?

No property manager will turn down business especially in the stagnant national market we are in.

The bulk of my investing is in towns a couple hundred miles from where I live but I still find it good to keep up on national trends.Here is the site:www.NARREIA.com 8)

What do you call yourself besides "Real Estate Investor".It is sad to know, that 1) We are grouped with Realtors, 2) What we do seems so easy, yet it is very difficult, 3) I haven't yet to get a lot of respect for my decision for leaving my stable corporate, mind and spirit draining job.Love to hear what you all have to say...

I want to establish a S corp or LLC here locally in Ohio as my main company.

Here is a quote:The Direct Marketing Association (DMA), established in 1917, is the oldest and largest national trade association serving the direct and interactive marketing field.The key to direct marketing is the direct connection between what you do and the response you get from the activity.

I have historically invested in properties by owning them personally.I recently sold a business that was an S corporation, and now I am in a 1031 to exchange the real estate from the previous business.I am finding that it is difficult to finance 1 to 4 units as an S corporation.Does anyone have a strategy to purchase smaller properties and still shield your liability?

Netronline.com is a national website for assessor information which is what you want.

Do note what state you are in as state law does matter a bit. 3 of the 4 are active nationally and one is a retired TX attorney who focuses on a few specific states.John CoreyPS.

The national banks are more likely to use a large corporate to dispose of properties across the country (brokerage or the large company buying the portfolio).