I'm originally from England and that was the first place in the US that I lived.

I am originally from England and have investment properties over there.

I’d recommend @Scott England for Tulsa.

We have also found several smaller local banks and credit unions in border areas (New England, the Rust Belt) that will make secured loans to Canadians.

Great post @Joseph England!

The podcasts have been so helpful and convenient as Im often driving through upper New England for my current job.

In couple of two weeks visits, I rehabbed it with the craigslist “proffies” for like 15K, which was not bad at the time.In retrospective, there were two things, which significantly reduced cash flow:the location- as excited first time “investor” I did not pay attention to numerous sump pumps (the house actually sinks in the swamp- not unusual in New England)the property manager- I had one great guy for the first four years (also found in craig).

In New England, and I'm assuming that's what we are taking about, old houses are the norm. look around the neighborhood and if it's an old one full of beautiful old homes then if the #s work then yeah I would say it's worth it all day long.

We're in the New England area but have 1 property right now in Wingdale, NY.This is our #1 strategy and we do 95% of our deals on Lease Purchase/Owner Financing/subject-to (terms). 

Degree Business Management with Real Estate Concentration (New England College)After acquisition of your 4-12 unit property; would love to chat regarding management of your property.