I am 21 years old, and am studying Global Agribusiness at Arizona State University.

One is the income you earn and the second is the global analysis of your personal financial sheet.

They will still want to make sure you and your partner have good global cash flow.

They should take a global approach in reviewing your business plans to select the best entity for you for each particular venture.

I am on the lookout for rental #3.Just a little background on us: I am a California native, graduate of Cal State Fullerton (BS Physics) and the University of Phoenix (MBA Global Management).

As more background on myself...I work for a global engineering/construction company. 

In recent years, cities like Toronto and Vancouver have seen a rapid rise in property prices, and they're near the top of UBS' Global Real Estate Bubble Index. 

for a real no tax return, no global underwrite DSCR mortgage 80% LTV is the standard. 

And, they did not have to suspend distributions, even during a global pandemic, because of the way they structure their deals and operate their assets.Please DM me if interested in talking.Best of Luck!

In my experience, buying properties in NZ for 'pennies in the dollar' (ie. under 60% of arv) just isn't really an option, although I know of some Auckland apartments which have sold over the last couple of years at a fraction of what they sold for new prior to the global financial meltdown.