Fly to the US, and sign it in person with a mobile notary (wet signature)Going to the embassy is not an option since getting an appointment over there can take months...I had a thought which I spoke with fellow investors, to sign the documents with an Israeli notary and then get an Apostille stamp. once I have it all with a wet signature I'll mail the documents with DHL/UPS and it will arrive by the lender/title company in 10 days.As far as I know, a notary signature with an apostille stamp is valid for every legal document almost all over the world...What do you think? 

And for the companies that endorse WealthAbility, I would think twice about putting your stamp of approval on such a sleazy sham of a business.

You will probably need a 5% rule for this peice of **** property to just not lose your shirt

And for the companies that endorse WealthAbility, I would think twice about putting your stamp of approval on such a sleazy sham of a business.

When you see an e-signature on a document, all you see is the signature and maybe a date/time stamp.

I have had instances where people where trying to claim cleaning issues but my cleaner takes photos with time stamps on them and I sent that to airbnb and they denied the guests claim since the guest purposely tried to create a "cleaning issue" .

.😳 One property I was trying to sell the neighbor would turn up his music and walk around with his shirt off at all the wrong times when I was trying to show a potential buyer.Another Property, the next-door neighbor had two Doberman pincher dogs that would come rushing up to the fence, barking and growling ferociously when we had a potential buyer.

I don't know if they're just that slow, but the IRS sent me the original return that was sent to them and it was stamped as received on September 29, 2021.

So with that knowledge in hand, it should be easy to see how fast one can loose there shirt if problems start stacking up.

First off, while grabbing a lease agreement off Google might seem like the easy route, it's kinda like using a one-size-fits-all shirt for a diverse group of people; it might not fit perfectly.