A question from an investor I am accompanying - is there any denial of price eligibility in the possession of a property in the United States?
A question from an investor I am accompanying - is there in the possession of a property in the United States any reason to prevent eligibility for a price per occupant?
In terms of logic, I am assuming no, but I would love to make sure of those who are proficient in eligibility conditions so that, God forbid, it does not harm the investment, nor the slightest chance.
Thank you!
There is no connection to buying properties in the US and eligibility to buy a first apartment in Israel
There is no connection.
And if you make her get off this stupid plan, in due course she will thank you.
I issued a certificate of eligibility for housing improvement without a particular problem, believing it is similarly similar to homeless people regardless of properties abroad. If she's still worried about listing the property under LLC? , Here are the conditions anyway: https://www.gov.il/he/Departments/General/tenaey_zkaut
no there is not
No
The answer is that there is no effect on eligibility for a price-per-tenant program. It is possible to issue a certificate of eligibility for a "price per occupant" even when you have a property (s) abroad.