I think this gives the slightest of advantages to people who are smaller investors, and also people who are willing to perhaps sacrifice some time and energy short term for long term gains.

Super frustrating to have wasted so much time and energy with them.  

The homes we build will continue to stand long after we're gone, providing homes for generations of families.Focus on giving more in value, and the rewards will naturally follow.

Since you have access to a mentor and financing, flipping could be a good option to generate capital quickly, which you could then reinvest in rental properties.Foreclosures: Flipping a foreclosure can be profitable, but it can also come with hidden challenges like repairs that are more expensive than anticipated.

I finally have my first deal done and generating income.

If your properties under management are generating steady income for you close to or even exceeding your initial expectation, yet you scan the work orders and find more fat that can be trimmed which would yield even more profit.

You have multiple programs that serve the poor that generate millions of tons of paperwork every year.

Here's an overview as well as my understanding of the tax implications.I'll start with the US Tax implications:As a foreign investor, you’ll be subject to U.S. federal income tax on the income generated by your U.S. real estate investments.

Do you want to have your money tied up in an investment that's breaking even and waiting for appreciation/interest rates dropping, or put that money into a new investment that could generate cash sooner?

Hey Anthony,Are you interested in generating monthly cash flow?