Hello multi family fam,Curious, to buy and sell real estate at an international level, what type of license do I need to obtain?

My current interests for diversification are international emerging markets, and since reading these forums I have also become more interested in multi-family. 

Galvanized inside the house rarely actually leaks or breaks, by the way - the bigger problem is the pipe corrodes so bad internally that you get ridiculously low flow & water pressure from the line, and bits of corrosion break loose and clog internal water passages in appliances, get caught in valve seats, etc. 

I can ask the closer to do the closing around the same time or is this just old fashion on my part?

Yes, there are investor-oriented real estate brokerages that assist clients with the pre-acquisition analysis and support services you seek.If Metro Atlanta is one of your target markets, I'd be happy to refer you to the same brokerage I refer my own international clients to.

But an NNN would be just another tool in the toolbox.As for me, when I started investing in the 80's it was still the old fashioned way.

We are talking roof, electrical, termite tenting, some stucco remediation, internal cosmetics, kitchen, etc.

I forgot to consider the risk factor as it relates to my wife's internal spreadsheet.  

Whether you use a trigger from Podio (integration) or internal to Mailchimp (stand alone) will determine the need to get techie.

A good old fashioned 20% down, distressed property a little outside of Austin with plenty of meat on the bone.