There can be seasoning issues to contend with and hard money loans are for a pretty short period (6 months) and cost a fair amount in points and interest, so you want to make sure you can refinance out of it before you get into one.

Why do private schools tend to be better than public schoolsI still contend there are three main problems (see my longer post on the previous page):1.

Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word, oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to one another, carried on an uninterrupted, now hidden, now open fight, a fight that each time ended, either in a revolutionary reconstitution of society at large, or in the common ruin of the contending classes.

I have potential rent to own contender!

But I contend that many who try wholesaling and dump the kind of money into it.. that I have heard talked about on BP.if they put that into marketing them selves as agents and went for listings. they would be doing 10X the amount of business they currently do.I recall a thread were one person spent 100k or so on direct mail made enough sales to make 50k or so... 100k in marketing as an agent and you actually work it and in a decent market like you have could make you 500k.and a lifelong carrer.what many don't understand is as an RE agent and if your on top of it.. once you have about 10 years in .. 95% of your business comes to you in the form of referrals.  

I am also overseas and have to contend with two tax codes, both the States and Israel (I am a dual citizen).

Most property assessment records are online, except very small jurisdictions that may have budget restraints to contend with.

Invest in Single-Family Homes if….Your primary goal is appreciationYou want longer-term, stable tenantsYou want an asset that’s more liquidInvest in Small Multi-Family Properties if…Your primary goal is cash flowYou want to scale your portfolio quickly –You’re willing to contend with more turnover risk and liability riskIn general, single-family homes tend to appreciate better than multifamily properties.

Found what may have looked like a contender at the 1% rule but then dug into the numbers and property tax sucks in TX, so that really made it look less appealing. 

And they have a $5,000 daily EFT limit (I occasionally need to do more than that).I've also considered Ally, and they are are a strong contender right now ... but I feel like I could be doing a little better.I briefly considered Capital One 360, but there savings is only 1%.