@Elton Tate if your agent is actually experienced working with investment properties, then how come they didn't warn you that you wouldn't get to see the properties until your offer was accepted?

since then, I have made offers in a different market (~6 offers) that would be only ok purchases (apparently not following my own advice, but it is a new market so I do not have the opportunities that I have in my market) but none have been accepted.  

For primary home lending, several banks have Foreign National programs that accept a foreign credit report.

The individual or organisation in charge of accepting legal papers on behalf of the LLC is known as the registered agent.

I accept them all the time 

@Daniel King as long as you give tenants payment options, they can "pick their poison".Most free software for owners, make their money by charging tenants.We've designed our charges to encourage online payments and discourage mailed payments.FYI: not sure you can legally NOT accept cash, but you CAN require them to only deposit into your bank account instead of giving it to you.

Keeping both residents (and collecting late fees) is an acceptable option as well.

Just takes a while for the banks to get around to going after you.When you buy the HOA lien, you are accepting legal responsibility for all the senior mortgage loans on that property.

So the offer was not accepted.

You must accept the pros and cons of local and distant investing.