@Cyrus Baiz This is kind of a BRRRR strategy with a little airbnb arbitration mixed into it.

An LLC has no great effect that makes your business appear to be an international conglomerate.

Buy any property and do an internal and external rehab, change all components and you have your own turnkey asset...In a syndication deal, you are holding paper and not any equity in an asset. dependent on others to operate the asset. 

Also note that the Exec Airport usually has smaller private jets landing there so it's not as noisy as the Austin International Airport :)

You still can serve carpenters, plumbers, IT professional, interns, political operatives, and many more professionals.

An arbitrator can excuse a landlord from paying this compensation if there are extenuating circumstances.

Hi BiggerPockets family,Was wondering if anyone has skip traced anyone who is currently living overseas? Usually every time I see an owner of a piece of land or property that has their mailing address overseas, any sk...

A little about myself, I have done consulting for the past 10 years (internal and external) and I currently own three properties.

Often times the cash flow is better and the management is easier which can be advantageous for an international investor. 

I'm renting to a student market and am targeting out of state and international students with a fully furnished apartment, down to kitchen goods.