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.

When there is a currency exchange, even a small one, it makes it transnational.

Bigger companies will have their own transnational agents and attorneys, it is best suited to have your own representation by someone in that particular state.Whenever you are looking to purchase any property as a buy and hold you should always go about the purchase no differently than you would if you were going to live in the property yourself. this is to safe guard yourself against any liabilities or potential pit falls. 

But if you think you scored an amazing deal, I would double close or use transnational funding to close it yourself and then sell it. 

Again the only market inefficiency which you seem to be focusing exclusively is transnational and cost of money issues. 

You will want to use Transnational funding for those deals.

One of the title companies I use frequently doesn't require transnational funding either, so long as the closings are done together.