Try Patch of Land or Global Integrity if they are available in your area.

@Iris Cruz @Dean Letfus,What triggered my thought of off-shore purchasing was perhaps from my background spending the last decade in the "Travel and Leisure" industry finding the next spot Americans want to travel while developing and guiding trips for an American company that offers all-inclusive destination trips globally.  

Expectations - Global investors around 2010-2012 figured out you could buy up properties all over the south side and easily hit a 15 CAP, which set off a buying frenzy.

It is the top choice for international real estate investors as well. http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-global-inves...Anything priced right in L.A right now isn't going to last on the MLS too long .Multiple offers on properties being common is also a sign of a hot market. 

I have my first two flips going right now - and I have to be honest, I’m getting a bit nervous with what seems to be a daily intensifying of global tension for the U.S. and how that hurts my end point.  

What I do for investing is analyze the economics of the local, city, State, National AND GLOBAL markets.

A little over a year ago I started a technology company similar to Airbnb but focused on not only accommodations but also venues, events, experiences, and building a global travel community. 

Chitown is also a major top global investors city...big time and as rated by Schroders/Oxford U) since 1600s?

I do think a National and even Global approach is the best way to build a massive business but I am not even close to that (still only one rental...but looking to get more in 2018).

Said global debt to income for me as a borrower was too high.