Quote from @Ron Amshalom: Hi everyone,I've seen a lot of different numbers floating around regarding down payment requirements for foreign investors looking to qualify for a DSCR loan in the U.S.What is the real down payment typically required?

If you are a "Foreign Investor" (this is an actual term) AND you need loans below $50k...you just aren't going to have any solutions. 

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The foreign investors grossly overpay and get stuck with a property needing substantial work and unsellable at anywhere near what they paid.If I lived in another county but wanted to  invest in the US, I would be more likely to invest in the stock market. 

Quote from @James McGovern: Looking to understand the exact steps an attorney would takeTo give you an idea what at attorney may do, this is from a North Carolina law firm's website, which has listed 4 steps.https://millermonroelaw.com/2017/05/696/North Carolina has adopted the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act, which applies in all but a few states and sets forth the guidelines attorneys or judgment creditors must follow in executing on a foreign judgment.

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Working on a 1031 exchange (40 days left) and exploring options to find solid deals without going through a broker or agent. Looking in KS, MO, or Lake of the Ozarks area. $1M–$3M range.
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So, he probably saved the cost of paying for his attorney to write a letter to the opposing counsel.On the other hand, I have heard of people getting in trouble with the government for not properly registering their foreign LLC in the state where the property resides. 

A foreign entity shall not be registered under this chapter until it has paid these fees, penalties, and other charges."

I have a few lenders that offer loans and financing to foreign nationals.