All Forum Posts by: Etienne Dubois

Im looking to buy property in the US as someone who has a swiss citizenship and a hong kong citizenship and i was wondering what is the easiest way for me to obtain a mortgage to buy an apartment complex for the same requirements as an american. If i had an american partner would it make my investing easier in that sense?

Im looking to buy property in the US as someone who has a swiss citizenship and a hong kong citizenship and i was wondering what is the easiest way for me to obtain a mortgage to buy an apartment complex for the same requirements as an american. If i had an american partner would it make my investing easier in that sense?

is it possible to buy a building for 2 million with 50 units in it to have a cashflow of at least 10000 and where could i find it most likely

if i had half a million to invest into property and did not know where to start, would it be wiser to start by buying an apartment complex then go from there or would it be wiser to buy multiple four plexs and then move up from there where after i have payed off all of the properties i am able to cover the mortgage for the large property to help pay it off faster. If i wanted 100k usd in passive income by the time i retire, what would be the better route?

I am looking to invest in the US but i dont know if there is any loan where a person who is not american to get a 20% down payment and a 4 to 6% intrest rate. Is this type of mortgage available to foreign investors in the US?

i am a foreign rental property investor looking to build a portfolio in the US, are syndicators a good way to start? or are there better ways for non americans to invest in properties in america or is the 500,000 usd route better to get residency in america to qualify for american mortgages 

if i invest in a property in america from out of america can i take a loan from an american bank or do i have to take one from a bank in my country and to get refinanced can i use an american bank as a foreigner.

If money was not an issue and i had 100,000 USD on the side to put for down payments, would investing in expensive cities like los angeles be a good idea because of the rental occupancy rate there, or would it be wiser to invest it in somewhere that has a lower occupancy rate but i can buy more with 100,000 in down payments.

Im looking to start investing in property but i do not know where would be the most stable and easiest to find a good team to manage my properties! please help me! 

If there was a property listed for 150 000 and you had 150 000 would you pay it in full or get a loan for 10% if the goal was to use the rent from that property was to pay off future house purchases. The rent would be 2500 - 3000 and loan is over 10 years at 4%. What would you do if your goal was to have 200k/month in 30 years from now from rentals.