6) Thoughts on the sister city Las Vegas Multifamily real estate investment considering that it has some good economic growth projects coming up (AMAZON fulfillment centre , SWITCH supernaps, FARADAY, Strip projects such as Genting Berhad’s $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas, the $350 million MGM-AEG arena, and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s $2.3 billion Las Vegas Global Business District.)I am also looking for networking with other investors in this area including investor-friendly real estate agents.

It's important to note that banks look at your global debt service ratio as well as the DSCR of the property.

While I'm sure all the answers you got above are accurate for the people answering they might be completely wrong for YOU and your property.While real estate is a global concept the details are very local.

I was contacted by a company called Global Education Concepts.

Most recently I worked for a national property developer in their investment property team managing their industrial assets.My partner & I have just relocated to Vancouver, Canada, to gain some global work experience.

But I wouldn't really look at private lending as the prioritized solution to your problem.Any banks out there will look at your global cashflow.

I moved out to Vegas about four and a half years ago, after getting my Bachelor's in Business Management just in time to see the global market collapse around my ears.

Homes all sell but instead of 10-18 offers sellers receive a handful only due to fear of the global economy deterioration.

You vote for the members of the board of directors of a publicly-traded REIT, but get no say in how the REIT is run.Besides private crowdfund REITs (some include loans for rehabbing), I own an ETF that holds REITs and I'm diversified internationally by owning shares of a global real estate mutual fund.

I was initially just looking for perspective from a more global point of view.