Hello, I am reaching out to see if there are any other UK investors or people who are also looking to start.

Engelo himself experienced losses as a turnkey investor before immigrating to the United States, which motivated us to create a company that prioritizes integrity and accountability.Over the years, we've learned from our mistakes and endeavored to rectify them whenever possible, and at times as Engelo mentioned- put our hands in our own pockets to pay for them.

Immigration law is complex (like any kind of law is simple) so you want to make sure you follow the rules.

Ideally, my buyers are fully employed and financially liquid foreigners - be it from the US, the UK, central and northern Europe - either a single person or a couple with 0-1 kids, looking to live there right now, rent it out as an investment and then sell it, or use it as a future base for retirement.

Retiring, tourism, real estate investing, immigration, etc.

then they said we have new three million new illegal immigrant LOL hahahaThen I check the book of one the lender, it clearly mentioned their DSCR after rent stabilization was like 0.7-0.9 LOL LOLThere's also another report from Viceroy Research showing some or Arbor Realty group apartment is running at ....... 0.6 OMG this is so hillarious almost like a joke.All these underwriters are really suicidial, I thought they are smarter than me, apparently NOT.Unless....... 

Usually only one set of utilities. mine is german duplex with very exotic in-house a strong wood cabinet, the first time I saw it i remember the movie back in 1934 in berlin lol milwaukee is so facsinating.if you can write a thread these days about milwaukee real estate history between those german duplex, polish flat that would be wonderful, want to see how the layout looks likemine is originally owned by first and second generation german immigrant, the owner is the second son, like to play bridge/chess in the house and passed a way sometime five ten years ago ........ 

My grandfather immigrated to Cincinnati in the late 60s.

You can get unpermitted work for much cheaper through specialty subcontractors that are unlicensed (usually because of immigration status).  

It can be a bit of a long process, but I have a partner who is an immigration lawyer that can expedite the process.If you are not going to go that route, you should expect to need 25-35% down.