It's currently called "Little Shop on Bosque" and still operated by them today. 

Where I would ultimately like to end up is with multiple properties that I rent out, even on an international level, as I love to travel.In order to achieve my goal: What strategies could you all recommend?

I am a 21 year old and I’m currently employed as a 1099 contractor (intern) for a digital marketing company and have been working there for a little over a year now (Haven’t filed taxes yet).

Although there were a few miscommunications internally at Flock which I had to clarify/follow up on to rectify. 

**Request an International Credit Report**: Some companies, like Nova Credit, specialize in transferring foreign credit scores to U.S. equivalents.

Longer lead times I get alot of intern inquiries which can be fine but income wise they aren't as strong a candidate.  

It is also why such neighborhoods are most likely to appreciate because those who own properties in these neighborhoods are on the correct side of the supply/demand equation.Since your post is focused on Philadelphia, the city has good fundamentals...strong Ed's & Med's, good accessibility to both NYC & DC, own port, international airport etc.

Hi Emilie,For a transaction like this, it’s crucial to work with a CPA who specializes in international tax law.

Could you imagine the hell that would wreak on international markets!

International students pay $3200 for a 5 bedroom house 2 houses from me and a 4 bedroom on my sale street also $3200.