Obviously, properties aren't going to be *listed* for a price that approaches the 50% rule, but are these sites suitable for identifying properties you might be able to make offers on that may cash flow at the conclusion of a deal?

I need to get homeowners insurance before closing and I am wondering what a suitable amount of coverage would be.

I for instance would contact you offline and have a conversation with you first about who you are, your real estate goals and objectives and what might be suitable for you.  

There are several programs that allow for no seasoning cash out refinances for investors and further information would be needed to determine suitability: a.

It has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1000sp ft good size for me, main occupant and Airbnb guests, they are business people, travelers or family visitors, I got enough money to cover the mortgage and have cash flow to put aside.

We are holding a trade show in April of 2016 and looking for names/companies /contact people that would be interested in attending.http://www.internationalpropertyshow.ae/visitors/v...This link is of a different trade show but wanted to give an idea of what we are doing.

You can require that the sale be contingent on your finding a suitable replacement.  

I'll leave those reasons aside, since we're talking investment here.Pardon me if I forget any but here are the most obvious reasons an investor would buy internationally that come to mind as I write these lines, in no specific order:- Diversification- You don't find suitable opportunities in your own city or country- You don't want to invest in your city or country for whatever reason- You find better opportunities in other countries: higher returns and/or lower risks.Bear in mind that investing internationally differs from country to country and isn't one size fits all. 

In speaking with the representatives from Airbnb that were in town several times working on this legislation, they say that the regulations passed in Columbus are now being used by Airbnb as "model regulations" for all cities to use to get the best mix of protections, taxes, permitting, and rules for short term rentals to thrive as a lodging option for visitors. 

These tend to make up for the visitors lost from the reduced air travel.