I paid 100% of the cost for the property , but while getting the deed( Tenancy in Common is default  in the foreign country) added my dads name to for convenience, as he being retired had more time to travel and do any tasks.

It was bought out by CHI Franciscan, and it's drawn tons of traveling nurses.

If you were able to actually occupy and travel back and forth overseas and back to the US but keep it as your USA primary residence, maybe that would open up options as a second home/primary, etc. depending on the full situation.

I've traveled around the area and talked to some store owners from Asian Foods Supermarket and Lil M bubble tea shop, and have heard great things. 

I currently travel a bit for work and often stay in short term rentals, and this list pretty much covers all the major items I think are must haves for a top review!

We need to secure loans/mortgages externally in order to get started so wondering if we should start a company/partnership or if it’s best to do this as individuals.

We are planning on renting out the MIL suite to a travel nurse or possibly putting it on AIRBnB (we live close to the beach).

While a $130,000 property might seem appealing, managing it from afar requires careful planning, considering travel costs, taxes, and legal obligations like understanding landlord-tenant laws specific to Kansas City.

Hey Zeona, I just listed one of my houses (a 2/2) on furnished finder and started looking into the Facebook groups for traveling professionals.

I’m now with Travellers with a short term rental rider and they do two separate policies.