It's a currency.

- Many lenders have foreign national programs, we do a lot of foreign national loans especially in the Miami market. 

@Alex F.What you mentioned is correct, except that you cannot get a 30-year fixed interest rate mortgage as a foreigner in Europe.

Best, AlexandraNot every lender works with foreign nationals.

Having foreign investors for a fund is not fun - accounting / admin nightmare.

I, as an international investor in Spain and the other foreign investors I know only invest in Spain because we can benefit from your very low mortgage interest rates and the potential capital appreciation of your brick and mortar so I'd never consider raw land, unless I want to do my own development.

Samir,welcome a board and have you looked into DSCR or Foreign National loans to help buy investment properties or even second home. 

Lots of bad press on turn key, but "sanity" is a currency; turn key with the right team in the right location is about as passive as you can get in the RE world, the problem is finding the right partners--this is my niche, I pair leverage strategies with turn key--send a message & I can introduce you to some fantastic partners pending your location interests 

Asked this same question a lot--here's my two cents--first define what you're trying to work towards & when you want to get there--a lot of people want passive income with minimal effort then get upset when their "sanity" currency becomes over leveraged--check out Robert Allen's shift--he started as a massive creative financing & BRRR promoter then went the turn key route --DM if interested, can expand 

I was cycling up a hill in foreign country.