I am extremely interested in exchanging contact information, making connections, getting coffee/lunch to discuss visions/goals.

Foreign/domestic investors buying overpriced assets, interest rates going up, and a tightening of credit standards... which we are already seeing a hint of.How is almost every MSA not in a bubble?

I look foward to chatting with some of you.Cheers,Shawn :)Welcome to the forum mate,I always stress to every foreign investor to focus more on the people rather than the stats/demographics of an area or a deal.Establishing the right relationships with key people here in the US will either make or brake your investments.Thanks and much success

Buy large assets, control the capital accumulation for an extended period, exchange, repeat.  

Plus, I only have 20% in exchange funds.

I help my clients build and manage their rental income portfolios using a local network of contacts that can help with management, financing, exchange, design, improvements and much more. 

Consideration must be exchanged for a transaction to be legal.Instead of searching high and low forever, folks would have been better off learning about creative problem solving and building their toolbox while they saved some money.  

For additional context, I'll be starting small with single-families and 2-4 unit properties, seeking to take advantage of 1031 exchanges as well. 

An S Corp may enjoy all the benefits of the tax-free reorganization, and, except for collectibles, the capital gains benefit realized from the sale or exchange of S Corp stock is not watered down by ordinary income assets owned by the S Corp.

Does the SEC Rule 506 Regulation D have any special rules relating foreign national investors?