Here's a little bit from the IRS on ITIN:https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/taxpayer-identification-numbers-tin#itinAnd a good article on tax numbers in general:https://www.thebalancesmb.com/tax-id-employer-id-397572An ITIN is for someone who can't get an SSN

of real estate, more hacks, advice, tax reduction ideas, international investing (think Golden Visa), blah, blah blah. 

The Internal Revenue Code has attribution rules that attribute ownership of parent/child to each other as well as partnerships to each other when there is common ownership of 50% or more in each. 

You just have to balance out your internal/external reporting needs.  

People who rent short-term rentals on the Riviera Maya do so because they want to go around and visit the area so they will never base themselves in Cozumel because it's an island.Tulum is 2 hours away from Cancun International Airport and it is connected through a very nice highway and this is fine for most people (and there will be soon a high speed train that should reduce the connection time substantially).

Once you start taking down deals where you know you'll leave money in them, CoC return and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) become much more important.

Hi folks, considering investing in the UAE, specifically a condo in Dubai - anyone have any experience investing internationally?

Signed up to Cleveland Clinic's internal housing office last year and paid the $300 fee per property for the year - did 3 properties.

Most people calculate ROI just like the Internal Rate of Return (IRR).

Curious if anyone has decided to invest internationally in parts of Asia?