You hire tax specialists in every country in which you invest and you have them work together with your tax advisor in the US.What you could do would also depend of your own knowledge of the tax laws in the countries in which you invest.Hope this helps

Unless you have evidence the tenant caused the crack, you are out of luck.It sounds like there should be a bead of caulk between the sink and the wall to prevent water from seeping down.It also sounds like you should inspect at least once a year so problems like this don't go undiscovered for so long.

I’ve been in this business a long time, and I know firsthand how overwhelming that first deal can feel—especially when it comes to financing.

Hey everyone, Im creating a pro forma for the first time and want to make sure im creating this correctly.

Just send you DMs/connection requests about this very thing!

I understand this may have an affect on the appraisal.

If the figure of $1200 is being floated on the listing it’s highly possible the current owner is locked in and grandfathered at this price and even if you get a policy with the same insurance company your policy will be significantly more expensive.

Any telephone conversations, correspondence submitted via US mail fall into the categories of wire fraud and mail fraud.Without the permission of the mortgage company there is no way to legally do this.

This is very important. 

I am to this day finding good cash flowing deals on market that have 20%-30% CoC for owner occupants.