My brother has just listed his first international flip.

There's a large international community there and the city is still growing.  

The home is close to SF State, so during the school year I could target a visiting/new Professor's family, a family looking for corporate housing (e.g. for jobs in SSF biotech) or a group of international students who prefer the convenience of a furnished rental.

They are selling 138 payments out of the remaining 307.PeriodPaymentTypeNameSyntaxDescription0-$25,200.00FinancialNPVNPV(discount, cashflow1, [cashflow2])Calculates the net present value of an investment based on a series of periodic cash flows and a discount rate1$3,896.40FinancialIRRIRR(cashflow_amounts, [rate_guess])Calculates the internal rate of return on an investment based on a series of periodic cash flows.2$3,896.403$3,896.404$3,896.405$3,896.406$3,896.407$3,896.408$3,896.409$3,896.4010$3,896.4011$3,896.4012$1,948.20IRR'=irr(B2:B14)NPV @ 12%'=npv(12%,B2:B14)

Account Closed their are some companies here based in manhattan that may let you intern.

Since I am the principal broker I am not giving away half to some company I am hanging my license with.I am on internal systems for first looks because the brokerages know I screen my buyers upfront and look at financials.

Some are incredible homes of old money auto execs that can be purchased for a steal... or intern literally broken into and all of your stuff stolen.  

One of my most recent apartment buildings will not have a great COC in year 1, but will be a fantastic investment if I look at the IRR (internal rate of return).

I would like to do a little bit of internal analysis to help this group out a bit.We can categorize this discussion into two different groups:1) The Experienced InvestorsThose of us who are in this group have a lot to offer.

They're the ones that tip the balance in the landlord's internal calculation of, "Is this life really worth it?"