Biggerpockets members are pretty easy going, nobody is going to be making any judgments if you mess up and post something silly, etc.

Is that the case for the syndication deals being referred to earlier in this discussion? 

It would be rather easy for the multifamily seller to share with you the lawsuit.

Hi Varun,When evaluating a builder/developer, focus on their experience, track record, financial stability, and references.

They’ve been really easy to work with but we haven’t closed a deal to have insight on that side of the transaction.

Yes I am referring to 2-4 units.

Many DSCR programs require an investor to have a mortgage history- there are some DSCR mortgage programs that will work with investors who are renting- some refer to them as first time home buyers (FTHBs)- DSCR loans are only for investment properties where the owner isn't living there. 

•Get references.

My goal is to avoid doble taxation, ability to write-off expenses, asset protection and avoiding probate.If anyone can help me with this or refer to an accountant who has experience with cross border real estate transaction, I'll be greatly obliged. 

A 10% yield looks great on paper but it's easy to let that slip away if each returning payment cannot quickly get put back to work at a similar yield.