And since you asked, what needs to be done to get your product out there is not to send 30 people into a forum to dispute a random question asked by a user where a couple of "gentlemen" tried to warn new investors not to trust another shiny object where they tell you on the site that you get a discount for doing a video testimonial.I don't have to be right, which is another sign you didn't read the comments and are another harbinger of REI Reply sent here to try to "turn the thread around."

All of us on BP have gotten self promote warnings myself included..

Especially if responding to your questions doesn't take much of my time, feel free to send me a DM and I'll gladly reply without asking you for anything, which I'd have done even if you hadn't asked for free advice.This being said, I feel the need to warn you against wanting free advice or free anything else, especially when investing in a foreign country.

. $10k  before capital gains tax sounds like a huge headache - HYSA or some index funds would get that with far less stress I warned them about buying cheap properties and trying to do a renovation from 2000 miles away with no experience.

If they don't know those two items I might warn that there might be other things they don't know too.  

His warnings were largely unheeded. 

I will say Key Bank is a bit annoying to work with (I was warned by guy who recommended and can attest personally that it's true) but honestly not a bad option.

There are plenty of warnings about these big box "wholesalers" online.

Fair warning -  it is death by 1000 cuts while you furnish a place to make it market ready.

Hey @Hannah Stern - this isn't an uncommon situation, depending on how well versed you are on the property it may be wise to order your own inspection to pickup on any faults that could affect the underlying policy.