Hello! I'd love some input on what to do:I am a 40 yrs with a stock market investments of 350K trying to coast fire in the next couple of years.I just got a green card and moving to the US from Canada and looking at w...

I am considering buying a property internationally, specifically in Turks and Caicos.

Hello!Does anyone know if you can use a cost segregation studies for STR properties that you may have outside the US (and use it against your US W2 income)?Thank you!

Offering to cover closing costs or agreeing to post-inspection repairs are becoming standard practices.

I’m particularly interested in exploring international markets, given the unique characteristics of the home.

Just implement the same standards across the board and you can be sucessful with it. 

Property exceeds standard DSCR/LTV ratios and PFS is good too.Not 5%, but seems like there are some high 5% rates being advertised.  

Some of the help offered here is accurate and some of the help offered is a bit offFor most cash out refinance loans on investment properties the Max leverage offered is 75% LTV (You may find 80% but that really isn't industry standard) Which at a 250k "As is" value your max loan amount would be $187,500.00 If you purchased the property for 165k and renovated it for 30k you are all in for 195k Since I am assuming the property is owned free and clear the $187,500 (minus closing costs let's call it 5% of the loan amount) can be used to pay down your debt.

Thanks in advanceThat is pretty standard in Midwest markets.

Sometimes tenants want extra TI on new development than is standard so developer gets them to start out at inflated rent.