With one exception, I've never had an REO seller, a listing agent or a selling agent have an issue with digital signatures.The one exception is HUD, which requires original signatures in blue ink on all contracts and addenda.

Eventually you will build up a clientele that will stay with you.Who will your customers be?

On the flip side, I feel like I can't let my cash flow build up a nice cushion and start to get a good ROI.

Considering that some banks have been able to build up their reserves (LLRs) over the last year+, I would think that these foreclosures would be working their way through the system a little faster now.

Hence I am looking into the U.S. market.For now I will be aiming to continue with our old strategy which is aiming to build up a rental portfolio which is cashflow positive.I have a few questions which I hope that you can help me with:a.

Ultimate goal is to own everything free and clear and eventually build up enough cash flow to to cause a mass effect.

If so, I'd build up my reserves to at least $10,000.

I'd stay with pen and ink, until it becomes more readily accepted.

When I get these big cash payouts, I plug almost all of the proceeds into rental units (to build up some passive cash flow).

I want to invest for equity build up, appreciation, and a tax shelter.