Hi DonaldInvesting overseas is a better way to expand your business.Things to consider:1) You must do extensive research on the country you would like to invest. 2)Know the legal, tax, insurance, currency exchange, tranfer taxes issues3)Don't assume that markets with low debt ratio are good for investment4)Work with Certified International Property Specialist(CIPS), TRC's(Transnational Referral Certified Agents), ICREA or FIABCI members to help you find International properties and provide you knowledge of the particular country and market.Dubai was great for flips, but not anymore.

I've talked directly with the legal beagle at Transnation Title.

Emotional sellers are easier to deal with than a transnational seller who is focused on getting every nickel of value out of a deal.

In the end, since it was my first deal, I used transnational funding that cost $3,500 and we walked away with $8,600.  

but that led me into selling land only and controlling my deals and learning about development and into money lending which i far prefer over dealing with transnational real estate being sold to the public. 

Transnational funding would likely require you to have a buyer already lined up which would mean you had to market the property before you owned it which would be brokering real estate.

Going forward transnational funding to facilitate an ability to close will be requisite, which most of these jokers don't have.To your point that these conversations should be disallowed - why?

Kirklin suggested working the transnational funding backwards.

I said well a lot of these guys hid behind these with transnational funding..

I also dont want to use transnational funding.