It might make sense for a developer to do it in Europe since it'd cost a developer less money to pay the bank for a bank guarantee than to pay the bank for a loan and so it's cheaper for him to use the buyers' monies.No developer in an emerging market country will provide a bank guarantee and they are the ones asking for prepayments because they need them.

@Avi Burnbaum I second @Phillip Costa's recommendation for Mark Shay.

They cost a bit more, but can run efficiently down to much colder temperatures than their conventional models.Look at Mitsubishi Hyper-heat, Fujitsu Halcyon, etc.

Quote from @Shane Costa: I'm a new investor researching into markets to determine where to start investing Cleveland looks promising with a diverse job market and steady population increase but I'm curious to hear what more seasoned investor have to say about the area, I want to brrrr small multi family homes with good cash flow.

It might cost a few hundred dollars to set up but it would be a great way of determining the demand of medium term rentals before completely relocating. 

We now have rentals in the Western NC mountains, the outer banks off the coast of NC, and Costa Rica - and split our time traveling to all three - and our primary home has an ADU that covers all expenses and mortgage. 

Renovations must cost a minimum of $5,000 though, and a U.S.

If you really want to dip your toe in the waters of accounting software, you can try Stessa or Landlord Studio at low or no cost.  As

Hi @Ramtin Roghani, Lite Industrial is in heavy demand and great investment considering lower construction cost. As

I got into contract to buy an apartment in Contra Costa, County California around 26 days back.