Send me a DM, would love to talk shop

@Mark F. is a local investor who I've had hours and hours of conversations and texts with, just talking shop.

It's a magnet for both tourists and business travelers.Brickell: A luxurious enclave known for attracting affluent visitors and business travelers.Midtown: A vibrant, upcoming area appealing to younger travelers seeking a mix of local culture, shopping, and dining.Given your budget and the goal of purchasing two condos, investing in a combination of these areas could optimize both appreciation and rental income.

I believe the current American Land Title Association Owner's Title Insurance Policy defines Insured as:h.

So my other advice is keep your heloc at your primary bank or shop around till someone really wants your business 

Finally- those closing costs seem pretty aggressive- maybe shop around a bit in addition to running your numbers. 

You can create custom maps to mark areas of interest, track properties you're considering, and note key amenities like schools, shopping centers, and public transport.

I'd shop that quote around quite a bit. 

@Cory M.Depends what kind of banking you need, but after searching high and low state department federal credit union (with an American citizens abroad membership first, like 100 bucks) and capital one have worked best for me to avoid the nightmare you mention of trying to deal with US banks from outside the US.

I have done loans with hard money/private money shops, and the attorney wasn't that expensive.