Going forward with a relationship with a local bank is a great idea.  

If you need to deal with property related information on a regular basis i recommend you cultivate a relationship with a Title company.

It is currently an Excel spreadsheet (which works best for it) but can turn into Google Sheets or Apple's Numbers also (although the formatting may be thrown off with those options for the graphs).

From all your comments about your Memphis portfolio, I assume you have a good, solid relationship with the company managing your properties. 

Most here on BP that buy NPL's like myself only invest in the US as we see plenty of product here in the US and can make good money doing it, so its not worth the risk to venture overseas in other country to learn all the nuances, laws and rebuilding all brand new relationships.

Hey Scott,I took the TT intro course, bought the training, and attended one of their three-day workshops.Prior to enrolling, I searched for lien/deed training courses and TT has an excellent SEO manager, so I ended up going that route. 

I know my 10x is paltry compared with what some here have been able to do with the information and relationship from this site.

Building up funds, fostering relationships, and learning skills takes YEARS.I think you have a great mindset and are asking the right questions, but take a deep breath and enjoy being young.

It's a long term relationship that you'll want to build so might as well do go with someone you enjoy working with right from the jump. 

That’s an excellent point about making a lot of offers at the price that makes the deal work.