Since we travel internationally 2 to 3 times a year for fun.everything domestic is paid for in cash. airline tickets hotels.. stack up the point and miles then go do our thing although I am running out of places to go.

Detroit is a favorite of the International investors looking for the 20 to 30 % returns( not happening)  .

Yes ive partnered with people that were international on rehabbing and wholesaling here in my market, that had an LLCI would love to connect with you also

Raleigh-Durham International Airport serves as a significant transportation hub, offering commercial flights to various domestic and international destinations.Raleigh's real estate market and economic growth have contributed to the city's cultural and recreational offerings.

I am an old ETC client, who realized that some internal changes did not benefit me or my clients, so we made an organizational switch.

Canada and US have a free trade agreement plus International citizens and corps just need to pay any state (depending on company formation) and federal taxes each year.

However signing the wrong one or making inaccurate assertions about your status (even if unintentionally) might not be a great idea.Sounds like you might need to talk to a US tax professional experienced in international tax and get this sorted out.

I’d intern for no pay for as long as needed.

If you can't get work internally then do a small project for a random firm that will take you a little bit of time to show you have the "work experience" they are looking for.

I'll most likely miss like 20% year-over-year here in Europe (Czech Republic, France), compared to a non-covid year, which doesn't sound too bad to me, as hotels are having hard times now.Yes, this is one of the moments when I understand why banks are so risk-averse, and how one can still benefit from it.