I had a client unexpectedly terminate (they are being forced to come back to the US for visa reasons) and they are going to manage the property moving forward.

After 3 years, it'd be paid off completely. 35000/100000 = 3.5% which is a bit higher than the 1% rule, which seems much more difficult now-a-days in the United States.Business in JapanAs an American, we can go there for 90 days, no VISA required.

He’s waiting on a visa.

Prices are high vis-a-vis incomes unless you're a Bay Area commuter.

But very smart Scum decamp to Portugal while the golden visa was still in play ( I am guessing) know they cant get sued there and just continue to do their thing on U tube and still market properties in the US making fee's illegally just like they did before..

On some lists, this may be OK, but on others, unless you are the early bird, there will be no worm.The only appeal for me, on a product like PiN v4, is the time savings and postage savings (vis-a-vis their claims of providing valid email and phone numbers, but if it sucks at that, what exactly are you buying?

Currently working on getting her B2 visa though.

We were reached out to by a migrant housing group member asking if we would house a immigrant member/family/etc. where the nonprofit would provide a 12 month stipend to cover for the "whole" lease.

There was one company that was owned by an American and she was the most put together, explaining she would list my property under her LLC to help save me the 25% taxes México charges for nightly rentals (I purchased my condo on a tourist Visa) and they did everything.

I thought about STRs but I am on a work visa so I cannot legally manage my own property (grey area).