@Christal England  I did pretty much exactly what you said, here (and dumped the LLC idea which was lame anyway.)    

, I picked up a book she had gotten as a present, called What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew: From Fox Hunting to Whist-the Facts of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century England, by Daniel Pool.

Let's say the quick and dirty is, I (like so many) investors had taken too many courses from national speakers in TX, FL (and everywhere NOT in New England), and had still not done a deal.

Nine feet of snow in New England. 

We started out buying where we lived...first in England, and then near our base in the States, and then in England again. 

One of them has stucco siding, which is "dated" in New England - the other is vinyl.Question - what is the property "construction technique" for applying either say wood clapboard or cedar shingles over concrete - do you "strap" the concrete with wood - or, are say "concrete nails" sufficient" - also - what is standard for the interior walls - screwing a 2 X 4 against the wall (at 16" intervals) and then sheet-rocking over that?

Hi James,I have several contacts with foreign investors who are pulling together their resources to get Scruggs, some from England, Canada and Australia.  

I would love to connect with other investors in the New England area!

It is a 19th Century Historic Building in the heart of a busy midsize New England town.

I'm also Brazilian but living in England, moving to Florida this summer.