Unfortunately in Missouri you can’t manage anything foreign using an LLC without having a broker license.

Obviously students can be a risk but there is also alot of wealthy foreign students who may pay lease in full.

It encourages foreign investment and exports, which in turn enrich a country. 

With inflation ripping you at 4% at the least—and we are in extraordinary times right now as I'm sure you realize with the Fed printing continuously and has crossed $27T already, not to mention the unfunded off-book liabilities, deficit, coupon payments to foreign governments on bonds, or the pensions—wouldn't that mean you are generating a negative interest rate on your money? 

LOL  However good bad or indifferent Foreigners make up a huge % of ownership of quite a few of our flagship properties etc. 

Lori says nope we are going in at 6.4  as she had deduced the seller was foreign and bought the home for their 19 year old son to live in while going to collage.. not sure what a 19 year old needs with a 14k sq ft mansion with exotic cars to boot.

Japan currently owns the largest portion of US debt owned by a foreign government.

Over a 20+ year career, they purchased properties to live in/around the military base where they were posted, whether domestic or foreign.

Mainly, i have family there that can assist with any issues, i live in California and if necessary could be there in half a day, and more importantly i have a contractor whom i know i can trust on quality and pricing.While not dead set on this, being completely green to investing, i certainly feel this may help me get started and diminish my risks as opposed to say Texas, or the Midwest, where it is completely foreign to me.I know the phoenix market is hot, some would say overpriced, right now.

Is it practical to open it up to foreign investors?