I graduated from The Ohio State University a year ago with B.A in International Business, and went back this year to get my realtor’s license(in progress).

If, at some point he was more positive of his plans, he should consider attending the George Allen International Roundtable that is held every year somewhere in the country on September 9th-11th.

So, part of the issue is backlog.Additionally, most of these REO agents/brokerages have large internal books of clients who buy properties.  

I'm 19 years old and am looking to apprentice, or intern, a seasoned investor. 

Your plan sounds great, and turnkeys are definitely great for international investors.

Seth B.We would normally follow the approach Marcia outlined above - take a holding fee (non refundable, but transferrable to their security deposit if a lease is executed).We frequently rent to international students (dealing with two in Germany and one in Australia at the moment).  

Just to go to arbitration with a attorney s about 1800  and your time.

If you want to get the email just send me a message with your email address.We're on our 21st meetup and there's always a good mix of investors, from veterans to newbies and a variety of investment methods and locations, even some international visitors on occasion.

Hello Jason, I am an intern for a lending company and I would be interested in seeing some residential comps. 

I've been studying non stop all day since Monday (day of the seminar) reading books and doing research (sources kept pointing here so I signed up) and I'm going to start interning with a friend my mentor introduced me to a few months back that has commercial properties around Miami especially  wynwood.