Definitely sympathize with the internal struggle.

Way harder to find an internal team member

That said, there are exceptions and here are a few:- Paying referrals is covered by RESPA (Internal referral fees)  - This is normally inside of the firm where you are not licensed in a particular state

I’m wondering about the legal and tax situation that would incur by bringing in these foreign investors capital into an LLC which is going to use the BRRRR/Buy and Hold strategy.I realize will have to turn to an international law attorney, but I would really like to hear an investors experience on this topic.

See link below.https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/firpta-withholdingI now work in the US but I'm facing the same problem in the reserve direction.

Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner and/or spouse live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two/three of you had a disagreement.

The "+" before a number is commonly used internationally (outside of North America), not in the USA; also no US businesses name their professional office address as "APT".

@Ethan Beard, Use the internal rate of return to calculate your actual returns. 

We use this language in our leases: The landlord may conduct an announced quarterly "wellness check" in the internal premises to confirm that all systems are functioning and maintained optimally and to confirm lease compliance.We typically conduct them annually

Columbus is also home to OSU, which constantly develops real estate, employs lots of jobs, and attracts students from the US and internationally to attend.