I am fortunate enough that I have an amazing team of contractors who we have all built trust over the years and the synergy and momentum we have together is phenomenal!

—-After the hour-long drive in late May, the group converged on the sidewalk in front of a two- story house with Spanish-tile roofing belonging to Gina Kim — their landlord’s daughter.

I recently read (link below, thought is in Spanish so try to translate in google) that the Puerto Rico Government is considering to pass a law to allow condos able to do AirBnB. 

The purpose of the meet-up is to get to know one another and figure out if there is enough synergy to schedule future meet-ups.

It is predominantly Spanish and I do not speak the language.

I know, for a non-EU resident, I can take a Spanish Mortgage with local banks, but I was wondering if can organize and pre-approve it with Spanish bank that have branches here in the US.

Not only is it a faster way to go, but your time is valuable; don't waste it sitting in a class if you don't have to do so.If your goal is to be a full-time investor, I'd major in Finance and take as many Spanish and Accounting courses as you can.  

I’m imagining you delivering this message like El Risitas the Spanish giggling guy meme: “Hahahahahaha first we make you agree to a month to month lease at a low introductory rate hahahahaha, then we take a $400 “move in fee” up front plus a deposit hahahahahahaha... then, just when you get done moving all your crap in and putting utilities in your name, we jack up the rent ahahahahahaha, and when you get pissed and move out, WE KEEP YOUR $400 AHAHAHAHAHA!!!

(ca. 6,200 sq.ft. lot) * Spanish style house build in the 1920's * private pool * in good condition, though basic, old-fashioned style => very good potential for turning it into a gem through refurbishment * MLS listed FINANCIALS * offered at USD 1.075m, though likely to sell for USD 1m (maybe even lower as seller is highly motivated and doesn't want to do any refurbishment work) * comps in the area (0.5mi radius): = similar house (also 1920's, no pool) sold for USD 1.349m (LP USD 1.39m) end Feb'10 = 2 similar houses but build after 2005 sold for USD 1.9m (LP USD 2m) early and mid March '10 I want to make an offer on the house for max USD 1m and put it back on the market for USD 1.1 - 1.2m for a quick turnaround.

In Spanish there is a saying 'lo barato sale caro'.