We live in a Plutocracy, masquerading as a Democracy, working to eviscerate it's fundamentals as a Republic, to build an alter of Socialistic cult-worship, for the neo-Kings who seek to save us from our selves.

Hello everyone,I just recently moved to Miami from the Dominican Republic.

After spending the day calling around I finally found the title company who prepared title and Old Republic issued an owners title policy.

Additionally, the parrallels to the early stages of the Weimar Republic are undeniable.

Hi all, I started to analyze my local area here in the Czech Republic (Europe) and found out following information:1) My city has around 65,000 inhabitants2) Searching websites I found that  there are cca 60 flats selling in my town at the moment ranging from one-room flats (15 sqr meters) to 4-rooms-plus-kitchen flat (143 sqr meters). 3) The prices range from $18,500 for the former to $160,000 for the latter.4) I was also searching the rental market a bit and it looks like the one-room flats are renting for around $115 - $200 per month (utilities excluded) and the four-room flats are ranging from $400 to $500.Now, I believe that for the cheapest flats I could get a mortgage for 20 years for 3% p.a. assuming 20% down payment.

I've been looking at Bulgaria, near Sophia, Czech Republic, Hugary, etc.

Wait until I stabilize this babe and refinance her with First Republic Bank next year at 3% interest rate for a 5/1 ARM with a 10-year balloon on 30-year amo.

They have better rates between 3.75% to 4.2% recently with no points on cash out refinance up to 75% LTV.For the best rates if you're okay with lower LTV, 60% max, First Republic Bank (FRB) is our go to lender.

You can attempt a cash-out refi with them or try Republic/Stockyards/Central Kentucky Bank.

I have one STR in Ellicottville and currently building STRs in the Dominican Republic.