@Richard Swift so to summarize, you purchased at about 4% down.

Offering to them the other unit, even temporarily, may be a good thing to do, as they could move swiftly with your help.

Address problems swiftly when they arise.

@Curtis Rouse Thank you for your swift response and for welcoming me to the platform!

However, as long as you can provide them with an IBAN or SWIFT code for your bank and the necessary routing information for your branch and account, there should be little problem.Another way which is easier and most often cheaper is to use Paypal - provided the candidate lives in a country where s/he has access to Paypal.You can also use Western Union, but it has been the centre of so many international scams over the years that it may not be viewed as trustworthy by the candidate.There are also several ForEx services on-line these days, some of which will wire money for far less than a bank.

By having your own offer sheets, sales contracts and financing in place, you can move swiftly to acquire these moneymaking assets.

That's the one who when a property owner is even thinking of selling they will give the call to because they know that broker has buyers that can perform and a sale will be swift and seem less and get the job done for the seller.This is all of course predicated on the seller being realistic as to valuation and expected sales price of their property.

Sounds like a used car salesman to me and you are right to give him the swift boot.

Expect swift implementation. :)  

Be swift, polite, firm and fair in enforcing the terms of the rental agreement before it mushrooms out of control.