I have bought my properties with cash thus far, but i am looking for any information on any kind of loans that might be available for international real estate investing. 

I understand that a rental listing will not generate as much as a sale would, but I think a minimal standard should exist (especially since I plan to buy properties in the future).

@Sam P. there's a standard HUD process for this:https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/public_indian_housing/pr...You may not appreciate the advice, but it only took me 15 seconds to find that, which means you didn't even bother trying. 

Cash flow-oriented investors would do well in this market, since Montgomery’s rent-to-price ratios are very favorable—for instance, we’re seeing $150,000 properties in B/B+ neighborhoods fetch monthly gross rents of $1,200 to $1,300.By the way, if you’re looking for financing, a debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loan could be a good option for you since you’re an international investor.

I don’t know why folks are complaining except that times and standards always change.

In the Poconos, PA, hot tubs are standard for STRs and are a big draw.

Tailoring the document to include compensation only for homes that the agent assists you with should only take 30 seconds to type up, and many probably already have a standardized template document that covers that exact situation.It's a pretty straight forward scenario, so I'm not sure why you keep arguing with people who are responding to your post. 

By national standards? 

I continue to have lifetime access to his internal forum, along with recordings of all of the classes, including when new 40k flip courses begin.  

And as an overarching question - how should I apply my minimum standards for a household of multiple tenants?