My main goal is to start with SFRs but wouldn't be against multifamily as well.After looking around I have decided to invest globally in order to have the advantages of having a worldwide portfolio (that is less fragile to local market crashes), and because the ROI in Israel isn't that investor friendly.

I like suggestions of not running it yourself, but leasing to management company and possible short term rentals if you have the market for it, like major tourist attractions good walkscore? 

For the visit, I would like if people recommend places for visit such as parks, neighborhoods and anything that comes to your mind when you are told to recommend a location to a tourist.

This gives us creative ways of offering funding opportunities for projects worldwide.

Hence you need to Do Your Own Research (DYOR) when investing some of these deals.As a general rule the folks with the world wide financing or the nationwide property portfolios are Internet junkies who do not know how to do a deal.

I'm hoping the fair tax gets in, just as proposed, because I am going to make millions by bring pregnant tourists over from China and when their babies are born here, they get a SS and a monthly payment for life under the fair plan.

I believe Chicago is still Chicago (3rd largest metro, densely populated, tourist destination, and an abundance of small multifamily properties). 

It's just the way things are right now all of the rental properties have been soaked up in this area due to it being tourist season.

Decent tourist destination?

Hi guys,Recently stumbled across a realestate agent from the UK operating out of a popular tourist/expat destination in Mexico.He’s offered me three properties for around 40-60k USD, in which he basically has guaranteed that one of them will rent “easily” for 850$My goal is to buy a property in cash this year for around 50k and rent it out for as much cashflow as possible.And at 850$, that’s a 20% cash on cash return..Is there anyway to verify it?