I wouldn't trust their ROI figures with a 10-foot pole, unless the price is very low, which I doubt.Finally, the website has alarm bells all over:- no about us section so we know nothing about the developer;- no contact details;- no English version for the website but titles in English while everything is in Spanish; generally speaking, it looks like a bad job done by an inexperienced VA and not vetted by the owner;- how are you gonna communicate with the developer in case of problems if you don't have a phone number and they don't even speak English?

For those situations, I would typically budget about $.50-1.00 per square foot of wall space (or about $1.50-3.00 per square foot of floor space).If the wallpaper is difficult to remove, it can cause a lot of damage to the walls when it's removed, to the point where skimming over the old sheetrock won't work. 

On the contrary, actually somewhat relieved to have this perspective.

If we can invest overseas in properties without having set foot inside them.. you'd think we'd be able to solve the problem of a tripod!

You jumped into the deep end of the ocean when lots of people just talk about investing and won't go near a shallow 2 foot pool. 

If the furnace goes out and they respond to call I would still foot the bill to pay for furnace.

Some ground up construction projects and major renovations can save you as much as $5 to $15 per square foot when you consider the benefits of ECO construction methods.

But that wasn't enough to relieve my anxiety.

You can also create an area for foot wiping either by having a covering at the door like an entry rug or if it works I have seen people have a tiled entry and carpet elsewhere. 

Purchase price: $515,000 Cash invested: $26,500 3 Bed/ 2.5 Bath 1850 Square Foot new build townhouse in appreciating area of Charlotte.