Hi there.I would start by narrowing down a city you would like to invest in, set up a virtual meeting with property management companies in the area, ask them what neighborhoods they manage in and how much property improvement they are willing to do on your behalf, find a real estate agent, locate a property, buy it, and turn it over to the management company you most liked.This is probably easier now with docusign and virtual meetings being mainstream, I would check with the real estate agent to see what you need to do to get the closing notarized. 

They must be notarized though.

Your only duty is to sign, date, be notarized and abide by the contract. 

Find a partner located in the US to be able to sign notarized documents.

Without knowing what loan program they quoted you on, it’s hard to say if the rate is good or not. Are

I highly suggest asking the title company to sign any notarized in advance as you will have difficulty in finding a notary as it is not the same in many countries.

If not, are you down for kicking in a door with me?

Both Notarized.  

I type up the deed myself and meet then at a bank so that I can get the deed notarized and then file it with the Register of Deeds. 

@Alex Loginov make sure everything is documented and notarized.