You need to be licensed for stuff like roofing, plumbing, electric, etc.

Most plumbing converted to PEX.

Otherwise the lender will be limited by many rules and regulations and disclosures, and he may shy away from lending $ to you.All the bestAmir

There's a regulating tax called Euribor which determines the interest for inter-bank loans in the European Union; and this tax has been really low for quite some time, manly because of the financial crisis of 2008. 

I'm still a little leary because I know from experience that these older properties from early 1900s have a lot of deferred maintenance... especially plumbing issues on converted residences like this in Independence.

This is a statewide organization https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/renters-stri...They're really rallying support for putting regulations on real estate investing throughout California and there are a lot of states that are worse. 

You can also setup a partnership and have individuals contribute money to invest with your but if you get to the point of raising a lot of cash you may run into securities regulations and you may need accredited investors.

Anyone know any attorney or tax accountant in Michigan, who knows regulations regarding foreigners` tax issues?

Account Closed, I can not speak for Massachusetts rules and regulations regarding asbestos siding. 

Project scope: landscaping, new fence, new plumbing (from the main and in the house), new electrical, converted from oil to gas, new HVAC, water heater, reconfigured upstairs to include 2 BRs and a real full bath, gutted kitchen, new bathroom on 1st floor, refinished HW floor, new roof and gutters, repair fascia, soffits, siding, painting, concrete work on sidewalk and driveway, new basement windows, new door and windows on detached garage.