So, I think about this deal as a pure cash flow play.  The

Generally the games do not have much luck (rolling dice, etc) and they are fun to play the whole way through - unlike Monopoly which can get pretty boring after a few go-rounds the board and there is a clear dominant player.A good first one to try is called Settlers of Catan - it was the first Euro board game to be popular in the US.   

Like many have suggested, I plan to play the role of the property manager when interfacing with tenants.

One of the things that helped me when starting out was to constantly play the Cashflow 101 board game.

If you play the numbers, there will be a time when someone says "yes, I can do it for that much".

All I see is a great manipulator and professional industrial psychologist that has learned how not only to play the game but play the game where he gets to make up many of the rules and game pieces as he keeps playng it.

I do not wish to be on the bad side of anyone including all you wonderful people here who have helped out lots of newbies :-) ,I have seen topics about using Bandit Signs and as I have told Sydney, Bandit signs I am uncomfortable with especially since I was in one area (and this is just one area alone)I have counted 15 different Bandit Signs in one spot all with different phone numbers which tells me that a lot of wholesalers are vieing for one area, and there is another wholesaler who really play the numbers and that one has more money because he/they are actually using Billboards to advertise "We Buy Ugly Houses.com" which costs way more then Bandit Signs (and those won't get taken down lol by the Bandit Sign Police lol).

You can always use the IRA structure until things progress and let someone else play the custodial role.

We all play the same game, we just have different strategies to get us where we want to be.

And as long as the rents increase in line with an underlying property appreciation caused by the effect of more dollars entering the real estate market, then increased cash flow will offset the loss in value of that cash flow being denominated in dollars.Many foreign investors will just use the intrinsic value of the property rather than try to play the exchange rate game.