Before his death he had a foreign account here in south Africa up to the tune of $6.5million united state dollar which he told the bank was for the importation of cocoa processing machine.I want you to do me a favour to receive this funds to a safe account in your country or any safer place as the beneficiary.For your assistance, I have two options for you.

I still believe it's doable, but also for my self it's a complete mindshift from what I've been doing before.Currently I am in the proces of selecting a service that wil assist me in the creation of the LLC, which apparently I need as a foreign investor.Although this step seems to be easy, other issues are poping up(although understandable).- You need a business adress(included mail service), which is different from a registered agent- Getting a bankaccount for the LLC as a foreigner wil be very difficult without being present in the US.

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@Isaiah KlavitterIf you are a US Citizen - remember that you are required to report whenever you have more than $10,000 in a foreign account(including accounts in Spain).You will be required to file a US tax return in addition to a nonresident CA and TN return.Tennessee is lucky in that they only have a tax on interest & dividends.

i.e. we move forward with my wife being a share holder (house in collateral)  and then I offer my house as collateral to separate lender (relative) in exchange for loan.

I met him at an open house and exchanged some emails with him and he asked that I give him a call.

I've been reading up on RE investing over the past few weeks (beginner here) and noticed that there are references to certain financial tools (FHA loans, 1031 exchange, etc...) that are available in the US context, but not in the Canadian context.

Being a stock market investor, I would think it might be possible to prudently hedge oil a bit, even partially, by either buying options or investing in an oil ETF (exchange traded fund).

What conditions are normal, when it comes to privat lenders to foreigners?