For international applicants, consider verifying their passport and visa status, reviewing 3–6 months of bank statements and requesting a higher security deposit if allowed in your state.

We have 5,000 lending contacts and another 14,000 family offices, hedge funds etc in our Capital Passport (which has Lender Matching) and I have the ai verify at least that the websites are still up with no 404's being returned. 

They run market scout to pull comps. run daisy chain detector, determine rehab, arv and then go to offer generator and lender match/capital passport where we have 19,000 contacts. 

FYI - I have a USA passport so no issues with being an overseas investor.

From my expirence most just need a valid passport from home country.

I believe they might still able to buy new properties (I have a Canadian passport so it doesn't affect me and so I haven't followed the details).

Everyone wants our Blue passports.  

He hid her passport so she couldn't get a Visa. 

U.S. citizens can travel to and from Puerto Rico without a visa or even a passport.

Some countries allow residency / golden passport if you buy a certain amount of real estate in the foreign country.2) Money / Taxes are of no concern to you and you just want a property to call home.In most other situations, you are likely better off renting in the area.Some things to consider1) Spending more than 183 in a foreign country normally will make you a tax resident of that country2) If you die, you may need to follow the estate laws of that country3) In the US, if you live in the property for more than 14 days, it may be deemed a personal property limiting your tax breaks as a rental property.