There is withholding requirements, currency exchange rates, long distance time zone differences, reporting back of income with taxes to their home country which for some can cause issues.I ran into these items and more over the years on commercial deals with foreign investors.

If anyone out there is the academic type, do statistical pairing tests using HMDA data.

That still doesn't explain why you wouldn't sell all of your real estate holdings and moving most of the cash into gold or foreign currencies to avoid losing your net worth.

.- I agree with those who would recommend you pairing up with another investor who already has experience in flipping homes.

Purchasing water meter(s)/reader(s) from the town - $325 for the pair.

Find a good pair of boots on the ground here in the Huntsville area and gain a connection with them.

I would pair it with a tile floor, though, not wood ... if wood floors, then I would use white or grey as I find different wood tones clash, and the same wood tone for floor and cabinet is too much IMO.

I also have the option of using my cousin who's a GC in San Diego and was thinking there may be ways to save some money by using him as a GC and pairing him up with good subs + an architect from up here.

But if you paired the camera with an external IR illuminator, I imagine the nighttime graphics would be great, without disturbing the naked-eye lighting.

If they are using Japanese or Australian funds you are subjected to currency risk.