Hi Trevor, I have also been to HCMC and am keen to get into that market.

I'm sure most, even though high in price would still proceed forward with work that needs to be done and pay the average bid on any given item.Investors just dig a little deeper and negotiate a little harder.Play with the numbers.Just my two pesos.Big HenryI'm keen to hear your what's your current market's two pesos?

The 2 local portfolio loan banks I typically use to finance (haven't tried a refi with them until now) for some reason don't seem too keen on doing it.  

Feel free to PM with any questions.I would love to say that I have a keen investment mind and think Spokane is a great market but it just isn't true.

It appears there are a lot of differences in our approach to real estate investing between our countries and I am keen to learn all I can.

A friend of mine recently bought a plot of land in The Caymans and keen to find out if he got a good deal.

I would like to explore if I can partner with a friend who has good credit rating to get a conventional bank loan.I can structure it for a 50-50 if she would put in some capital as well while I do all the management.However, if she is not keen on investing in real estate but is willing to let me do loans using her credit, how can I structure this?

I am always astounded at the amount of very young people that are keen to get into real estate and have saved up cash to buy it at such young ages.Do you ever frequent the propertyinvestingforum.com in AU.. ?

You'll meet amazing and very keen investors that are more than happy to connect with you.Have you thought about partnering up with someone to help you get your 2-4 properties/year?

For a buy/hold, I am not to keen on renting it back to the current owner because their payment history is not so good.