I will definitely take your advice and see what’s out there that’s dual zoned and no HOA (especially since the HOA can be as high as the mortgage on some of these condos). 

We still to this day tend to start into a renovation deal with dual exit strategies...one where sell and other where we old.

Obviously in areas/brokerages where you can get a full 6% vs 3% that will definitely work...though it doesn't offer any benefit if you aren't getting the deal any cheaper imo vs someone you work closely with on a regular basis.In Texas we are not permitted dual agency per the state...so we would have to have a work around and create a FSBO situation and represent the buyer which quite litterally breaks are fiduciary duty to the original client...the seller.

I have over $30k of easily accessible cash and will be making dual income from October to December from leaving the military and working full-time.

We have specific travel needs -- my wife is a Russian dual citizen, I'm a Greek dual citizen.

I’ve known “unrepresented” buyers who paid a high price because when you use dual agency, the agent isn’t allowed to be on your side and help you anymore.

@Christopher Gadison I'm out for my W2 work now doing agent work for large utility-scale solar development.There are a few ways people get into solar profitably:1) Own raw land in massive contiguous or nearly-contiguous quantities near or under high voltage transmission lines; get it leased by a big solar developer; usually 2,000+ acres depending on area and power prices.2) Put together a solar "deal" and flip the deal to a large renewables company; you find the land, get it under contract/lease, design and engineering the facility, get everything permitted, line up contractors, line up a PPA (power purchase agreement), then sell the whole thing off3) Develop and operate one yourself (this is very rare for private folks at utility scale).

I am a Canadian but also a dual citizen and I'd be looking to work with someone who has experience with cross-border investors/Canadians.Any recommendations?

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