This has been the case ever since the global financial crisis of 2008-2010 which was of course caused in large part by unscrupulous lending practices and mortgage fraud.

A traditional loan with a bank will consider your credit score, global DTI and DSCR.

But if you look at my debt against property value, due to appreciation and debt pay own I’m only ~65% global LTV even though almost every property I own has debt that exceeds my purchase price 

PMI is a global leader in property management of SFR, multi-family, commercial and vacation properties.  

In an overregulated environment where we're not technically allowed to chew gum and walk at the same time, I don't mind taking a little liberty in the way of common sense, in the face of overreaching, onerous litigation.

Once you get past the 2-3 property mark, you won't be hands-on managing in any case, I'm guessing - and it makes as much sense to outsource out of state (even more) as in it - if you don't mind delegating, you can make much higher returns when your selection is national or even global.

Interested to know what you're thinking globally.

Hi there, Big fan of Bigger Pockets!Working for a property investment house in Hong Kong which sources attractive residential real estate projects for our investors internationally. I've been working in Asia since 200...

It might be good to minor in business, though, because it will give you a foundation on the global and domestic economies and and many aspects of management, finance, logistics... 

One where currency and it's value is globalized, as in, we can get away with printing trillions of it if it's supported by countries buying our notes.