@Dan SheeksThe loan would be called due since it’s not being passed to an heir to take over

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So here’s what I found, an event hall building for sale.

With just an address its tough to say. 

If your property was owned by an LLC it would be easier to convince tenants or hide your role, but as your primary residence its probably in your own personal name. 4.

I'm not an Attorney but you could set up an LLC (Parent Company) that is owned 50/50 by each of your own respective LLCs (You own 100%).

There are also ways to review properties for additional cash flow and the costs associated with that using equity or other means.Feel free to reach out or send me an email it only takes a few conversations and a step by step process.

Perhaps, your PMC needs a better lease or an addendum to cover issues like this.PMC should send a warning letter that clearly outlines repurcussions of what will happen if the tenant doens't comply.YOU must be prepared for the tenant not paying, requiring eviction and any potential retaliation damage to the property.

Here's an overview as well as my understanding of the tax implications.I'll start with the US Tax implications:As a foreign investor, you’ll be subject to U.S. federal income tax on the income generated by your U.S. real estate investments.

I use an investor friendly real estate agent that you can find here on BP.