Hi,I'm new to this forum and I come from Geneva, Switzerland in Europe, I found a lot of very interesting informations and rules, like the 50% and the 2% rules, on BiggerPockets but it seems to be impossible to invest in my local market with these rules so I registred to try to see what you, US expert, thinks about the situation in Geneva and what I should/can do here.First things First, in Switzerland everything is expensive, and housing is specialy expensive in Geneva since we have a lot of banks, international companies, NGO and even the United Nations who brings a lot of very high paid employes to our city.The whole Switzerland is probably smaller than most states in the US and Geneva is a small state in Switzerland.

Its not impossible as long as its possible im willing to try!

This will probably be impossible, so a part time acquisitions assistant is not out of the question.

What are some possibilities for securing financing now for a $499,000 house with the following "obstacles"...

1. I just filed bankruptcy;
2. I am a physician who has taken time off to raise a young child. I have a...

It would be absolutely impossible for me to do that if I were still doing all of the work myself.I would strongly encourage you to follow your instinct to find good people to leverage.

The mobile was still in the name of the mother of the guy who lost the property to the bank (4 degrees of separation; mom, son, bank, guy) and by the way, the mother was deceased (seemingly impossible situation).Anyway, long story short, the WA State DOT accepted this 1 page form from me and the guy and I now have the title, have moved the home to another property (and have it rented for $1,100/month by the way)!

I'm not looking for someone to hire me, just looking for information that seems to be near impossible to get.

I'd recommend spending some time learning the good vs. bad areas, but Tacoma is awesome cause it's super big but lower prices still so it's not impossible to get in (like Seattle can be.)

Not impossible to have RE in trust, but not just any trust administrator is set up to manage RE and it will cost more than other marketable assets.Lastly, trust ownership has no effect on the different factors of obsolescence, external obsolescence generally can not be controlled by any owner, the factors are beyond the property and usually the influence of the owner.

After you have 4 mortgages, it's almost impossible to cash-out refi an investment property with conventional loans unless you're using delayed financing rules on new purchases.