Yup, this is exactly the reason that I wouldnt allow delegated correspondent - it's too easy to get greedy and gloss over red flags when you get paid to package and sell risk to your partners instead of bearing it yourself.

So if you ever sell down there, make the payments in the US.4.  

As for wholesaling, there is no license required bcoz your not Selling or acting as agent in a fiduciary role to anyone but yourself.

Your Solo 401k can sell and carry the note.  

By the same token, single family properties in the same areas, at best, might sell for $100k and rent for $1500/mo.

That protects you from having to sell to  low.

Or, plan on this being a nest egg builder and growing your equity, living in the home for 2 of the last 5 years and then selling with Section 121 exclusion. 

Ideally a HELOC is used for less then a  year project where you can refi or sell to pay back the HELOC. 5 years is a long time, things can happen and if you reduce the cashflow on both properties you'll be increasing the risk and having thinner margins.

Trust sells to buyer for cash.

some of my investor friends have mentioned it. they get all there stuff at wholesale prices and it allows them to sell things for a discount.