I wanted to ask, is there any currency fluctuation risk that you have to manage?

This is how we earn our keep; Navigating complicated situations and making them as straightforward as possible AND pairing you with a loan program that can actually do whatever it is that you are trying to do. 

We're in the middle of renovating our house, getting visas, finding housing in Portugal that allows dogs, planning a US road trip, and pairing down our entire lives into a couple of bags.

So instead of one expensive loan with <25% down, you can finance it with a pair of cheap loans (which will often yield better results, lower total fees, better cashflow, etc)...

I need to buy 3 pairs of coin op washers / dryers for 2 4-6 unit properties.

Engaging a real estate agent with experience in international transactions can also provide valuable guidance.Lastly, consider currency fluctuations and their impact on expenses and income.

For people getting started, offers backed by FHA financing, down payment assistance ($194k income limit for down payment assistance paired with Richmond prices... viable AF), 95% LTV on 2-4 units, etc, are viable.

Be really careful to pair up like interest, and like age people.

What about that pair of boots you want to get for your kid at the yearly ski boot sale?

Many big high flying tech companies have been pairing back and sub-leasing lately.