Yes, US law grants foreigners full property ownership rights without requiring American citizenship or residency. You have the same rights as US citizens for buying, selling, leasing, and inheritance.

We recommend purchasing through an LLC (Limited Liability Company) as it provides asset protection, separating your personal assets from property liabilities. It also offers greater privacy, simplifies inheritance, and provides additional tax deductions.

Yes, all procedures can be completed electronically through e-signatures and power of attorney. No physical presence is required.

An ITIN is required for non-US citizens to file annual tax returns and report rental income. We connect you with IRS-approved CPAs to obtain yours remotely.

Federal tax on rental income ranges from 10%-37% based on your total income level. States may add 0%-13.3% additional tax. However, you can deduct all operating expenses (maintenance, insurance, taxes, property management) from gross income.

Rental income is deposited in your US business account. You can transfer funds to your home country anytime via international wire transfer. We provide options for online banking with low international transfer fees.

We connect you with licensed local property management companies. They handle tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, and emergencies. You review monthly reports and receive income.

Property management fees typically range from 8%-12% of monthly rent. This includes tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, and emergency repairs. Additional fees may apply for major repairs or legal services.

As the legal owner, you have full freedom to sell anytime. We help market your property through our network of local and international brokers to get the best price. Standard broker commissions are 5-6% of sale price.

RealtyLync never handles your money. All funds go directly to a licensed, neutral Escrow company in the state. They hold your money safely until all deal conditions are met, then transfer ownership to you.

Yes, an LLC provides legal protection (asset protection) separating your property from personal assets. Plaintiffs cannot access your personal assets. We also recommend liability insurance of at least $1 million.