@Benjamin Bungartz - Top questions to ask- 1) What is your commission- (Many will  tell you 6 or 7 but push that...Ask for a discount if they are a transnational agent vesus a listing broker or if they know you need to 1031 out of this enticing them with a lesser commission on one with the hope of potentially helping you as the buyer broker through the 1031 is enticing.2) What will you do to actively market my asset?

Realtor and a Transnational Referral Consultant trained by the ICREA.

The wholesaler should have used transnational funding like stated above.

Which probably means some sort of transnational lending. 

Nobody predicted this a year ago, including me, but James analysis is almost about correct.Ok before I launch into my reply and synopsis, while Carlos knows this for all, I am VERY PRO-small business, ANTI-Trans National Corp's, and not a fan in any way shape or form of the Fed, World Bank, C.S. or any of the elitist camp, BUT.... but, but, but, I am also a HUGE fan of TRUTH, reality, MATH and fact's and that means sometimes to acknowledge the elitist's are not always plotting to use every human as lizard food. 

Do I need a LLC in order to use transnational funding?

or do you have to use transnational funding to get these deals closed?

. $600-$6500 could cover a whole lot of transnational fees from your custodian, we charge between $10-$50 for monies out depending on what form and where the funds are going.

Hi Eric, we use Transnational Property Management based out of Cleveland Heights. 

Texas is lender and LL friendly.Using a trans-national bank helps in transferring funds cross-boarder.