If they reached America by plane, boat, trains or slowly walking, they surely can navigate a home purchase.

I know most of your comment aim at people who probably start with 20K and bring small properties. we are planing on investing 250k to 500k as a 25% down payment a year, hence the question.

Just don’t “play” with anything you aren’t prepared to lose and set guidelines for when you will fold/walk away...just like Vegas but digital, no plane ticket or hotel room required.

@Lorenzo LopezExperienceChange the word multifamily to flying a plane in your paragraph and go around and ask people who travel their thoughts?

I have lost a lot of sleep over it, and am actually about to board a plane to head to Maui to stay in the unit for a few days.

Just because you've ridden in a plan does not mean your qualified to fly a plane. 

You want one with plenty of room to land and turn around while another plane takes off.

My order goes like this.1: Front of House (unless there is an extra special feature. think a Plane Jane house with a chef kitchen or over-the-top pool and patio area)2-5: Highlights of the best features of the house.

@Hector Espinosa when will you hop on a plane and check out your investment?

The home we have now in Lakeland, TN (near Millington) is definitely Class A and there is a large volume of transients that move through the naval base, FEDEX and other like jobs that our neighborhood of 400+ homes hardly ever has ever rental openings, but there are often multiple homes for sale.We think if we can maintain the right type of tenant we will be fine.