I would love to speak with someone that knows the ins and outs of getting financing back in the States when your primary income may be in a foreign currency.

Amazing what people show and help you with when knowledge is the currency, stay the course!

for Ex: ARV(.7)-repairs-fee=MOATo find the ARV of the subject property...

My concern is the 1st is supposed to be current (and was in 2012), but I have no way of confirming their the amount or the currency today, w/o a credit report.  

For ex.

At some sales they will NOT take personal or business checks; and at some sales they will not even take cash as in the form of US currency.

Over the last few years I've explored a lot of ways of making money online from website building, affiliate marketing to trading (stocks,forex).

Interesting politics here...Regulators reassure lenders on QM rulesby Ryan Smith | Dec 16, 2013Federal regulators on Friday tried to reassure lenders that as long as they issue sound mortgages, they shouldn’t worry about regulatory action.In a joint statement, the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the National Credit Union Administration said lenders shouldn’t worry about issuing loans that don’t meet the “qualified mortgage” standard taking effect in January.

This is the time bomb that will implode the system leading to either an Amero currency (think Trans Pacific Partnership) or the Bancor (one world currency ssdrs)It's painfully obvious that real estate valuations are once again at asset-bubble extremes.Correspondent Mark G. submitted a chart of the Wilshire REIT (real estate investment trusts) index that sums up the current real estate market in one image: it's painfully obvious that real estate valuations are once again at asset-bubble extremes, one that's even bigger than the last RE bubble that popped in 2008 with devastating consequences to the global economy.http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-30/what-real-estate-bubble-oh-you-mean-one-thats-bigger-2007-bubbleThis is important for the housing market, because mortgage rates tend to follow the yield on 10 year U.S.

Also look at the value of the dollar compared to other currencies.