I follow up those visits with emails to the managing broker outlining the benefits of the service and asking for an in-person meeting.Craigslist - I can work with agent in any market, so I've started putting up postings in the "real estate services" ads in other cities (though CL seems pretty hard-nosed about multiple postings!)

@Daniel Mohnkern   By leaving everything in the name of the seller and not receiving the deed and putting 20k into rehab then you are taking a huge risk, even if you have a strong contract outlining the deal if the seller decided to take the renovated home and sell it quickly on the down low then I would be faced with litigation, attorniey fee's and a lot of time fighting to get this money back. 

The steps that I outlined above can get you unsecured business line of credit(LOC) of 15% of your company's gross revenue.

I am actually rather impressed with not only what you've accomplished but your tenacity as well given the circumstances in your country.Given the requirements you've outlined in your post basically putting out capital expenditures of $15-$20k for furnishings just to get $700-$1000 in rent, have you considered attempting to sell these off and holding the money for a few months when your purchasing power would be increased?

I outline a couple or 3 broad-stroke ideas in a letter of intent.  

That being said, trying to be as constructive as possible here, what you outlined in your post is a VERY advanced strategy that VERY few investors pull off successfully. 

*Tight leases- We have a 16 page lease that strictly out line the tenants responsibility.

Square up and get him to sign some sort of property possession termination where it is outlined the deposit return numbers are final.

The deal outlined above would not qualify with any lender I know and the margins look thin at best.

Follow the provisions outlined in my lease to remove you.