I am torn on this because - if the complaint sticks - I would be messing with someone’s livelihood, as I expressed to the broker.

The tenants have been in the house a few years, have taken great care of the place, are paying premium rents, and have expressed they plan to be long term tenants living out their retirement in my rental.The tenants like to keep busy with projects.

The investors are selling the property at a huge lose already and have expressed that they will not budge on price.

If so, there’s your answer on what to do as an investor.I have not personally read or heard anything of a planned expansion to sec 8 program, although that would not only make sense but it would fit with their entire narrative all the other proposed and expressed programs state. 

As a result, as an American you could buy properties in these countries dirt cheap and profit handsomely as their currencies continue to recover against the USD while real estate prices expressed in their local currency continue to rise as a result of their growing middle class.Still, for an American newbie, I'd agree it's less risky to start by investing in the US, if only for the fact that you generally need the education and the right contacts to successfully invest internationally.

So maybe it's just me, but I can't express just how much I dislike the new layout of BP. 

I dont know much about starting a mortgage company but I did stay at hokiday inn express last night (old commercial bad joke), and wikk be glad to give you any insights on the loan ofdice and broker side.

He has kicked-around the idea of selling this home - or at least entertaining the idea to us as a discussion next year, and has expressed that he does not just want to list it on the market.

I used Real Estate Express and did it all online at my own pace (took me about 3 months) but can be done a lot sooner.

Its so odd that you keep calling me a troll when others have expressed the same sentiment.