I began investing in the US real estate market as an international buyer in Florida, seizing opportunities with foreclosures back in 2008.

I'm not sure if there is such a deal structure or even the risks involved if engineered,  but the idea would be that the title doesn't really transfer / and a final balloon payment isn't made until after the property actually transfers to the children.   

Do any of you have any recommendations on a career that could help me learn the game internally to start out?

I’m calling them to see what’s the process of title transfer and to just to make sure there are no other liens on the house.

Verify all utilities are transferred & rental insurance obtained (if you require)6.

2 weeks will be extremely challenging especially without pre arranged financing.In some ways the delinquent rent is a positive because it implies that rent control does not come into play.On purchase, you want the owed money to transfer with the purchase.  

You'd have to put up at least 20% of the 390k, pay closing costs, insurance, transfer tax. 

International lenders?

Hi everyone,Over the last few years, I've responded to almost 700 posts on buying and investing in international real estate yet I haven't written any single post.

Then get hit with the capital gains tax, but then when you buy second property and live in there 2 years and sell, do you get to transfer over the 2 years no tax benefit since you did not use it on the first property?