Your bid would have to exceed $300K.To be an “Eligible Tenant Buyer” you must occupy the property as your primary residence at the time of the sale, with a proper lease dated before the NOD was recorded, and you cannot be a member of the borrower’s family.

Of course I still need to decide which part of the country I plan on investing in (it's possible I'm moving around the country frequently in the first year, so that is making me think about the most ideal location for an initial investment).Once established and with a track record in Spain, I plan on making my first investment here in the US, most likely in the Boston/MA area.In any event, I'm excited to connect and learn from those in this group.If you know anyone with international investment properties or contacts abroad, especially in Spain, I would love to connect!

Yeah, while buying subject to can definitely make sense, selling subject to is something I would never recommend unless there are no other options and even then, only to a reputable company with a long track record and good references.

If you want to change brokers, you have to provide a letter documenting that you are changing your "Broker of Record". 

Once a property was selected the conversations between buyer and seller are recorded.

You should be doing your most due diligence on the operator, the team, and the track record. 40 units in an opportunity zone could be a big win, but how many times have they done opportunity zone builds and have they worked with the city of Tampa before?

For the record, I am not in West Gulfport as it says, but since there are only 2 town choices to choose from the dropdown in Mississippi, there you have it. 

This property is already recorded as 'income approach' for 2024, I believe the previous landlord had set it up that way.

Granted, I jumped in ignorantly, not fully understanding the pro-formas, just looked at their track record.  

They are the leading agents in the Tampa Bay Area that have a proven track record of taking great care of their clients.