I say never thats not accurate but 99% chance no one will.. so just sayin.. depends on  what your plans for the property are.. of course if your flipping it and a buyer needs title insurance you are stuck

To some entities, who put their top value at their coaching practice as profitability (which is of course okay, 90% of businesses are profit first-it's the norm!)

Then of course there's the IRS this is a exert directly from the site: Federal law requires U.S. citizens and resident aliens to report any worldwide income, including income from foreign trusts and foreign bank and securities accounts.

Your best course of action is going to be to really see what you can do to get your credit score up as quickly and as much as possible - you will likely be able to find options right now - but your terms are going to be much much better if you can get that credit score even up like 30-40 points

Of course!

Net margins of approximately 25% over the course of all projects

Over the course of the past couple of months, we stayed in touch with Gabrielle and kept her informed each step of the way once we made offers on properties and got them under contract. 

I would in a normal course of a rehab replace cast iron lines on the interior of the home and basement if they are accessible and if I already have a plumber there doing work as those are cheap and easy to replace at that time.

But of course, you need to be very careful about the risk of starting a trade war.  

In conclusion, selling the property is the best course of action due to the negative cash flow and potential opportunity cost.Good luck!