Hello,So my journey for my fiancee and I to finding a small multi family property in the Rhode island market has been tough.

(Aside: My fiancee and I are very seriously considering a trip out to Indy to get a feel for the city; we're considering a move and we'd like to find a duplex to rehab/rent/hold in a C or better area.)

I'm Malaysian, so are the other 3 partners I have all residing in the USA, some are PR, some on work visa.

Hello BP family- I am very new to REI, and aspire to start with my first REI rental by next year. but I am on H1B work visa.are there any such REI's out there who started while they were on work visa's?

Background:My fiancee and I live in San Francisco.

I am in Milwaukee, WI and I use the WLB lease format to sign fixed-term yearly leases with my tenants. Additionally, I have a "Notice to Vacate" section in my non-standard rental provisions indicating that tenant and ...

Plus, when VISA delivers the rent to me I don't have to worry about it bouncing.

Spain and Portugal are good examples of countries with great investment potential but the logistics are just a huge burden.I'm currently looking at acquiring an E2 investors Visa and setting up an LLC based on the West Coast, dealing in real estate, long term rentals and vacation rentals.

So before and after all I've done is listen, learn and read about REI everyday that my fiancee said i talk about it in my sleep..like seriously having conversations lol But because I'm learning so much from my mentor, reading and of course BP (god sent) i have so many questions that i seem to get ahead of myself.

Also, look into a credit card that may be a good tool for this like the HD mentioned above, or Wells Fargo has a Home Projects Visa.