Then, once you own it, you can look into refinancing without the risk of a lender failing to perform.As for which strategy to choose, think about picking one that fits your situation and has the best chance of success, especially since you're new to investing and live in another country.Vision the follwoings:Option 1: BRRR - This involves a lot of micromanaging and supervision work during the renovation process, including dealing with contractors, permits, and other details.

With Graystone the only way I can fail is if I choose they have everything I need to succeed.

Advised them I would be happy to meet them in court to discuss this, but my atty charges $xxx per hour, and if they failed to prevail in court, I would counter sue for relief, for both my lost time and his fees.  

The biggest mistake I made when I lost my money was failed to consider what other options I had other than selling short to get out from under the note.

The seller assumes the role of lender while continuing to make payments on the original mortgage.In this arrangement, the originating lending institution can still foreclose on a property if the seller fails to maintain the mortgage.

This is the toughest way to start in Real estate, with over 95% of people failing.

Steadily failed the test for us.

Then EVERY job the contractor does from that point on the inspectors show up late for inspections or get so picky and fail them for the smallest thing .     

Pinpoint offers (the wholesaler) failed to close escrow.

So one evening at about beer-thirty I looked over the shoulder at my friend who like me had this REI itch but always without action and I said "well hell, half those doing it are morons, we can be just as stupid as anyone else, I'm done with this, I am doing it and your gonna help me, done, end of story, if I fail at least it will be in flames of glory instead of sitting the sidelines".