All Forum Posts by: Charles Carillo

@Hamlet J.

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@Richard J Reid

That's great! We mainly partner with foreign investors in larger syndication deals in the Southeast.

@David Coffee

The exact split will depend on how much work is being done and their role in the process. I would estimate the profit from the deal and the hours each will spend during the process and then determine the split. I would suggest you speak to an attorney about drafting the operating agreement for the LLC.

For the second question, you should speak to your CPA.

@Kristian Piippo

What types of properties are you interested in purchasing? When we work with foreign investors we suggest they open a US LLC (through a CPA or Attorney). This makes the investing process much easier. DM me if you have any other questions.

@Paul Jovaisa

We work with foreign investors and there are a couple banks that my partners use when investing and when borrowing money against their properties (DM me with more questions). Have you narrowed down any areas in the US that you are interested in investing in? Do you want to purchase a single family home or multifamily?

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@Anthony Posey

You would be looking to open a self-directed IRA (SDIRA). You can hold alternative investments in this account. Yes, you can invest into syndicates and individual properties. There is the possibility of paying Unrelated Business Taxable Income (UBTI) tax if you are investing into an asset that is leveraged.

@Cesar Garcia

I would suggest owner financing. Make sure you have reserves before you purchase.

@Roman Santos

What types of properties are you looking at investing into? 1-4 units or 5+ units?

@Richard J Reid

It is great to have you on BP! We work with international investors; we should connect. What are your property parameters?