While discussing the course and your real estate needs, Jason states numerous times that your ‘blueprint’ will be ‘built out' specifically for you, providing very few details of what you’re actually receiving, leading prospective students to believe that the product is going to be tailored to their niche, market and investing goals.

Using my personal finance to pay for repairs and numerous other small things that in isolation are not a big deal but they just keep adding up and create anxiety for me.I am thinking being a real estate investor (for single family homes) is not right for me.

This has been discussed on numerous occasions on BP.

There are investment property DSCR mortgages for foreign nationals.

Assuming you're looking for a fixed rate permanent loan on a stabilized property, I recommend regional & national banks.

We've reached out to several national lenders, but since our property is zoned agricultural it was a non-starter.

When not 'full income' verification, which can even allow for high 55%+ DTI there are alternative income verification guidelines like bank statement, P&L, DSCR, Foreign National, Asset depletion, bridge and portfolio programs that allow expanded ways for borrowers to qualify. 

For me personally I like mid-sized/regional bank as you are not just a number like with a national bank, but they still have some of the bells and whistles like good online tools that small banks lack.

Columbus is also home of The Ohio State University, one of the largest universities in the nation, which currently building a $1.79 billion inpatient hospital expansion.

There are numerous studies that support that graveyards/cemeteries affect a home's resale value/desirability.So, how can I say in one sentence that it could be a good deal and in the next sentence state that the location will affect the value?