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Santhosh Ramani
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Out of Country ownership

Santhosh Ramani
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Hi folks -

I'm about a couple of years into REI and own a few properties in AR, TN and TX areas. Never visited the properties - all are managed by different PM companies.

Im getting ready for the possibility of relocating to a different country (home country) due to personal reasons. 

I am considering owning these properties for the long term. I have my own set of concerns about this, but wanted to get some additional thoughts/perspectives.

1. Would you say this is an ok thing to do? 

2. What are some major considerations?

3. What conversations do I need to have with the PM companies?

4. Given, I'll not have a US mailing address, how will the important communications be addressed? Eg. Mails from county, mails from any legal teams for any violations (if at all), tax documents, etc.

5. Do I get taxed higher for continuing ownership for out of Country?

6. Any other considerations specific to any states?

7. Do I need a power of attorney ( a family relative or friend ? Or the PM company itself? If yes, How do I ensure it isn't misused?

Thanks in advance. I glanced though a few other posts but they were focused on property purchase from abroad. I'm not looking for that - it's more about running a self sustaining business.

Best,

Santhosh

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