USA Rental Property Taxes For Foreign Nationals

If you are a foreign real estate investor, you should know the amount of taxes your rental properties are going to pay and if you have tax structure options for your real estate investments as a foreign national. In this video we show you why its better to make your real estate investments under an LLC, the amount of taxes your real estate investments are going to pay, and real examples of real estate rental income tax strategies.
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[@nayaproco.3309]

I have a lot of friends that want to buy rentals cash in US. But they are afraid to buy because they said they can’t buy them. With your video is really help thanks

[@alonzolopez6264]

Very good and very informative. Thank You

[@user-wx1lw9lp2j]

It was very inforamtive .. Is there a withholding tax ?

[@salpremiers]

What at great video!!! Thank you very much..

[@liliazevedo1009]

Nice video! Do I have to apply for ITIN number if I have a multi-member LLC and there is annual profit?

[@icaremusic1]

thanks for the great video, what if I have net loss in the first year, should I still file 1030NR