All Forum Posts by: Michal Liviatan Carpenter

Hi @Jonas Frederiksen

I’de be happy to discuss your options.

As mentioned above, up to 75% financing option is available, including foreign liquidity for eligibility. I deal with Foreign nationals only, feel free to DM me. 

@Nadav Kehila The fast and easy answer is simply no. Don’t let anyone fool you. 
60-65% will be the max, for a single LLC with solid owner. Could in specific cases go on an exception of 70% if thats the case.
Feel free to DM me if you have any further questions. We assist many foreigners to invest in the US (Israeli’s are a big part of them). 
-m 

Would be happy to assist.. I am a US lender based in Toronto. 

Hi @Hannah R Weiss

Welcome to BP. 
I work with a lot of Australians and US expats in Australia, investing in the US. House hacking- Will you be living there? Otherwise, you have to look at a DSCR loan for FN and US expats with fico. That will be your best option- explore it!
I also have some referrals for accounting at the Oz. Feel free to DM me and ask anything, happy to assist.

Hi @Mukul Singh 

I recommend @Melanie Dupuis

Absolutely a lawyer.

I have some referrals who will consider your personal situation and will give a solid advise according to your business purpose and end goal.

Feel free to dm me. 

Hi @Seth Martins

Feel free to reach out to me… It depends on different aspects. What might work for you, may not work for another. Consulting with a cross border tax/legal advisor who knows CRA and IRS will save you a lot and is a must. There are structures that are most recommended for Canadians but again, it depends on your scenario and your end goal. (Expansion etc..). I have tax/legal affiliates who are doing this all day every day. In which states are you planning to operate? 

Hi @Tom Clarkson

Feel free to reach out. I’m based in Toronto and would be happy to assist.

@Tucker Hi Tucker,

A Canadian can open an LLC and when closing, signing a quit claim deed. All though, an LLC won't be recognized by the CRA and will cause double taxation when the $ is coming to Canada. (Unless your legal structure built properly- that I don't know :))

Thank you @Tamara Benyamini

@Reaz, feel free to reach out :)