Utility collections go hand-in-hand with that, if they don't pay their lights/gas, their home expense isn't top priority (over say, a cell phone payment or cable), so you can expect rent won't be top priority above all else.I rent mostly in low-c areas to immigrant populations, so my tenants don't always have social security numbers and credit scores.

I am from England, so my questions might be culturally related.Question 1: “Ghetto areas” in LA

I’ve found a few promising properties in LA zip codes that, according to Best Places & City Data, have high levels of violent crime.In the UK, we’d call such areas ghettos and they are not worth investing in, as the tenants lack income, the monthly rental prices are low, and the property management companies provide a poor service.

The client is likely an "illegal immigrant" (I don't have a problem with them), but it's may make things more difficult in attempting to collect.

I found BiggerPockets via a Youtube video and I wondered if there is a collective of BiggerPockets thinkers in the UK. 

You may not sell a UK property and 1031 into a US property.

I'm new when it comes to REITs and I've been looking at some of the bigger REITs in the UK.

Hi Everyone

I’m Ife from London. Recently joined BP and can’t say how much have been learning.

I’m really looking to invest in the US but I have no idea how to begin. I’m in my 20s and could really use some mentori...

That in conjunction with planned immigration numbers into the GTA make it a pretty safe bet in my eyes.

Louis, Missouri, area having grown up to the west of the City, although I now live in Cambridge, UK pursuing a masters degree.

Because I know what it is worth.Kind regards, Stian Birkeland E-commerce EntrepreneurLondon, UK