@JD Monroe can you provide some insight to assist Asia?

Every hard money loan company is different as I’m sure you’ve seen.

I doubt that most foreign investors can get a mortgage from a local bank at a decent interest rate.Yes most megacities will be created in the East but, generally speaking, what is meant by "the East" is the Asia-Pacific region and the Indian subcontinent; it generally doesn't include the Middle East. 

In Asia, women work full time, even if they have children and if they can't, we find ways to make an income from home.

I've been looking at investing in Asia for the past 12 years.

Data is mixed throughout the USA but Canada, Australia and some parts of developed Asia are already on the decline.

We do have more than a few US and Canada clients these days, however - they seem to be more open minded than they were in previous years, at least as far as Asia is concerned, and Japan is Asia Pacific's biggest investment market, second only to the USA globally - it was just a matter of time before they got over the cultural fear and realised what a cashflow heaven the place is...Good to hear from you man, let's make a point to catch up soon!

Hi Asia,  there are really only two options you should consider. 1) work with an attorney to write a lease  that applies to your specific needs.2) work with a realtor to use the standard GAR ( Georgia Association of Realtors ) lease.The key to any lease is understanding it completely.

Everybody uses these in Asia.

My name is Asia Bacus and although I've been listening to the BP podcast for several months now, this is my first post in the community.