They're not going to waste their time helping foreigners knowing that many will end up not buying.I'm happy to refer you to my lawyer once you have found a property but it's better that you choose one in the region and province you're going to invest in as there could be "legal" differences pertaining to you.On another note, it's important that you realize that strategies that work in the US might not work in Spain and financing is different so you might want to figure out first if that works for you first to make sure you don't waste time and money unnecessarily.Hope this helps.

I am a broker and an investor. 

I think this is the most common issue people have when it comes to investing in real estate whether you're a new investor or experienced.

Have you spoken to other investors doing this?

@Michael Shelton I am an investor in Dallas, primarily fix/flip.

We chose pediment as a color, because it blends with browns well enough and also fits the neutral pallet for more modern styling as well.Cabinet paint is a can of worms I’ve lost roughly $8,000 this year alone, but this is off topic.This is our set up for all clients, investors or home/business owners alike:-Ceiling is flat, extra white PROMAR 200-Walls are eggshell, in client choice color PROMAR 200- Trim/doors/cabinets are semi-gloss, client color choice (go to is extra white) in the Emerald product line.

Here in Orlando, we definitely advise investors to proceed with caution, simply because smaller condos compete directly with hotel rooms.

Many investors are eating cash-flow with 20% or less down. 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm a new out-of-state Real Estate Investor based in California (I work as a SWE at Google as my W2) and I'm working on brokering a potential deal between friends and a prospective landlord.

These platforms offer valuable insights and a supportive community.Local Real Estate Meetups: Attend meetups and local REI (Real Estate Investors) clubs.