If they're funding a deal on it's entirety that I'm presenting to them I'm asking for 10-20% net profit and I'm managing it for 18-24mos then doing a cash out refi to repay the investment plus and switching equity stakes...for smaller buy and holds like multiple single family rentals.  

I realize this post is 2 years old but someone may have the same question.I use Microsoft One Note for Desktops, it's free and stores your notes in notebooks with tags that are easily searchable for reference later.I have notebooks for Note Investing, Real Estate Investing, Information Technology, and Digital Marketing.Usually, something that I'm studying falls into one of those categories and each notebook has subcategories. 

This includes removing of all commission data from the MLS both past and present.

Investing in the Bay Area, especially in older multi-family properties, presents unique challenges and opportunities.Old Construction: It’s true that many of the small multi-family properties in the Bay Area are older.

Big developers where not investing as much anymore, land flippers where left with unwanted inventory and if you for example now wanted to do an agricultural business and bought land in some places, the math would never makes sense.The good thing is as you mentioned some small towns are thriving because of the expat presence, similar to what happens in the US with "gentrification" the expats attract the digital nomad crowd that works from the beach, surfs, love great coffee shops and restaurants etc.

Also, our federal law allows people to seek asylum whether or not they enter through a legal port of entry so long as they present themselves to the proper authorities within a year after they enter.

You’re absolutely correct—at REI Nation, we purchase properties in our name, handle complete renovations, and then present them to investors once the work is finished.

If I provided all of the information digitally, maybe I would keep a digital copy for ~6 months after the sale if the new buyer reached out for any reason.

Major corporations like Oracle, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), and Charles Schwab have relocated their headquarters to Texas since the pandemic, with CBRE noting that companies can save 15% to 20% in employee wages by making the move.Census Report Link: Texas experienced the largest numeric population change in the nation, adding 473,453 people in the past year alone, surpassing even Florida.The recent price decline follows some of the largest appreciations in the nation and presents an opportunity in a state that continues to experience tremendous growth. 

@Deirdre Lizio thanks for the tips on foreign taxation, however that should not be an issue for us as we are not actually planning to stay in one place but rather be digital nomads.