IRR is the Internal Rate of Return.

Since LIBOR is an international index I would choose FHLB rate since it would most likely match Americas Macroeconomic Policy/Condition.

You should engage a CPA familiar with international taxation, especially since you seem to live abroad and are contemplating investing in foreign companies.Generally yes, a foreign corporation that holds and rents real property would be a PFIC...however a controlled foreign corporation (CFC) is statutorily excluded from being a PFIC and is subject to a different set of rules.

Roth conversion form is internal form to document the event, this form is used to generate form 1099-R later (must be issued by January 31st).

It is internally set for highest limit of 72 .

Hey BP,I'm a licensed agent in Nevada, living in Las Vegas. Specializing in Luxury and Investment Properties.Looking to start a dialogue with like minded individuals from all over the globe. Let's "mastermind"...Let's...

Those smaller cities won't be attractive for a foreign investor, mainly due to lack of easy international travel, but for other reading this thread, interested in upstate NY for long term, first and second ring burbs of those locales should expect to see some decent appreciation in the next 4-8 years.

In the purchase price range of $40K - $60K, we'd rather stick with condos, as the insurance is very low (even with the expense of the HOA) and maintenance is only internal. 

Or at least get info to set up an account:https://www.chase.com/international-banking/contac...I don't think you're going to be able to remotely open an account with no interaction with a human. 

It may be on an "intern" basis to get your feet wet.