You may also be required to show credit history in your country of origin for favorable terms/higher than 65% LTV.

I've been all over this country dealing in multi family and I'm pretty sure I know what the heck I've been looking at and how it's defined, thank you, newbie. good luck

That’s one path to house hunting.  

It sounds like you're on the right path!!

Living for free is essentially the first great achievement to the path of financial independence and you have already done that!!

That was a bit before the pandemic and I assume the country, its tourism sector and real estate market have continued to do pretty well, as the country has a lot going for it and its government is doing a lot of the right move.

Investment properties in Utah are still expensive ($500k-$2.5 million) compared to other markets in the country, especially if the rentals are located near ski resorts, national parks, etc.

My goal is to sell for a profit either way, but I’m not sure which path to take.Rehab: The Tried-and-True PathRehabbing multi-family properties has been a staple strategy for a lot of investors.

@James NA When it come to REI there are multiple paths to find success.

HUGE ski country/ Air B&B/ vaca rental opportunity. the daughter, whom i spoke to, said that they owe the majority of the mortgage...however its an FHA loan.