Makes sense when thinking about it- the US offers that as an incentive for investing on US soil, I don't think the govt wants to actively encourage foreign investment by giving us a domestic benefit.

I would encourage you to get involved in any real estate investing clubs in your market, search for other investors in your area, and gain input from others on investing in general.

I encourage you to get involved, ask questions, be open to feedback, and allow other seasoned investors to help guide you along your journey of Real Estate Investing.Best of Luck!

I’m afraid I DON’T have encouraging words for you….Active real estate investing is an ENTREPRENEURAL activity, if you’re like MOST people and more toward the groupthink side than you probably should consider PASSIVE real estate investing which is more investment than business.  

@Andres Martin thank  you for the kind welcome and encouragement!! 

If you're talking about CC debt and low credit scores I encourage you to correct those issues.

Otherwise @Ronald Rohde is a popular local attorney here on BP and in Dallas that you might want to consult.You could of course use a 3 day quit letter or whatever notice is required in your lease and see if that is enough to encourage them to move out. 

Your post has encouraged me to give up on them.

My wife and I are very serious about starting our rei business. We don't currently have a property although we have narrowed down the market and have been looking at a lot just haven't found the right deal. Only thing...

I encourage all others who have been swindled or have had similar experiences to share them too and to submit complaints to the Better Business Bureau, Department of Consumer Affairs, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, State Board of Accountancy, Federal Trade Commission, Police Department’s Financial Crime Unit, and the District Attorney.