Our strategy is to do fix and flip and exit in a couple of months, so could we buy as is and sell as is?

The strategy for investing here is different than investing out of state.

Thank you Aidan Wong,The STRaight noobieBe sure that you meet the IRS requirements to be considered a STR (defined by Treasury Regulation Sec. 1.469-1T(e)(3)(ii)(A))The average period of customer use is 7 days or lessThe average period of customer use is 30 days or less.

It's just not easy like it used to be, at least for STR investors with no real strategy.

I want to expand that sustainably and develop some realistic management strategies for geographically separated properties.

Yes leverage is a very powerful strategy.

I think there are better countries for that strategy but, given your knowledge of Greece, you might as well do it there, assuming that it's legal of course.

When this happens, your account falls through the cracks and the bookkeeping portion of your account is the first thing to fall through that crack.I've seen this so much now I actually recommend people separate their bookkeeping provider from their tax filing/strategy provider.

My main strategy has been fix and flips and I've built up enough cash and relationships with private lenders that I want to start getting rentals added to my portfolio and investing strategy.

Keith Andrews, who is my mentor, is an extremely successful realtor/investor who has been very successful with his 11+ properties through the BRRRR strategy.