If you are a US Citizen, the US has made a great market for investing in general(Stock market and real estate).I looked into investing in other countries and unless you are getting a substantial increase in a return but investing in a foreign country, I just don't think its worth it(15%+ annually consistently).Some other things to consider when investing in a foreign country1) You may have to report your income in both countries - The US and the foriegn country where you have the rental property.

The beneficiaries are foreign minors, the LLC is Manager managed by a US C-corp. 

Cornyn believes that securing the border is the priority before considering new visa options for foreign workers."

@Josephine ChWe have partners who are foreign investors.

Foreign LLC need not tax annual filing for LLC with one single member unless the LLC distributes cash or give a loan to the owner or at the sale of the proper to pay tax on capital gains.3) How can I deduct expenses from taxes?

Hi @April Vogt, I agree with Erwin, Idealista is by far the most used platform for Real Estate in Spain, so the best source for getting info.Then it depends on what you want.

What you’re describing is common, and it usually comes down to how the screening data is sourced and verified.Not all background checks are the same.

For our mortgage company side, perhaps our strongest referral source isn't realtors like most MLOs focus on...it's bankers that don't want to say "no" to a borrower and see a competitor steal a relationship.

For that reason, financing is harder upfront but becomes easier after the property becomes stable.After you reach 200+ beds, you get into a range where institutional lenders, Housing and Urban Development programs, and other sources can be come available sources for financing.

They also want to identify a secondary source of repayment if the first one doesn’t pan out.