Seems this is the case for many/most foreign markets. 

. -- A license is not required for:(4) an agent of a licensed real estate broker or of an owner of real estate while managing or leasing that real estate for the real estate broker or owner;Attorney P's interpretation - Therefore, property owners can directly hire non-real estate brokers to manage their rental properties.Attorney P's Recommendations - You can either file as a foreign entity doing business in MD or start a new business in MD.  

Originally posted by @Steve Babiak:@Jay Hinrichs - a big difference between property casualty insurance and "mortgage insurance" ... if the OP doesn't understand that, then the OP should first get better educated.Steve the insurance you buy for these scammers is rolled into the entire scheme.. first they want the 500.00 saying your approved for 3% money which we all know too well is not REAL... its a total scam.... but then during the process and once they have you hooked and committed to the 500.00 all of a sudden your credit and the deal does not look that great we just need to go over to this foreign country and buy repayment insurance.. the scammer explains since you the borrower are not really that qualified you need to purchase this insurance policy so that if you default the insurance company will pay the loan back.. and they try to tag you for whatever they feel they can get 1k 2k like in this guys case..  

Account ClosedThere are added complications when there are foreigners wanting to invest in the US.Do they need an ITIN.Will the entity you have setup in the US be taxed differently for them in their countryIs there a Tax treaty between the US and their countryWill the income be considered ECI(effectively connected income) or FDAP(Fixed Determinable Annual Periodic)Will there if FIRPTA tax considerations on the saleWill there be withholding requirements on an annual basis on their incomeWill the foreigners be required to file a US tax return

Were still seeing a healthy amount of investors from up north and foreign nationals purchasing in Florida. 

I am a foreign resident, so S Corp is not an option for me.

I know in attorney states that is a very foreign concept the thought of transferring title without an attorney..

Cause im foreign investor and some friends recommended section 8 property for me .Please advise And thanks in advance.

Aside from the benefits he mentions, @Greg Friedman, you absolutely must be familiar with how foreign income is to be taxed in your destination country.  

A foreign national can get a loan with an ITIN which is required for mortgage interest statement.