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Updated over 6 years ago on .
Getting started over seas.
Hello.
I am very very new to real estate investing (been listening to a couple of episodes of bigger pockets over youtube).
My main goal is to start building a second income, and buy more real-estate assets over time.
i was think about buying a single/duplex with a friend together as my first investment will be a good start for me.
i live in Israel. and real-estate here is very expensive here and its require a big investment just for my first asset, also the return rates are very very low.
so my question is what do i need to do .
- Do i need a back account in the US. Should it be private or business.
- What country should i be looking for in order to buy an asset.
- Where should i look for assets. Wholesalers, MLS ?
- And in general what are my steps for getting started
thank you
shay tessler