Brandon Israel!

They do it from Israel and comes here for few weeks a year.If you have some questions feel free.Welcome

Originally posted by @Israel Ramirez:If you can afford it, give them $20-$50 per property they check out for you and also send them referrals, eventually they should not want to charge you.

I think the realtors are so busy that a call/email from Israel might seem like a scam and not worth responding to.You should probably send a business-like email, introducing yourself, your objectives and state the capital that you have available to start investing in properties.

Thnx Israel.

Our second biggest set of owners are actually out of Israel.

Hi,My name is isaac, I've just moved to the states following my american wife :)I've done commercial real estate in Europe, so now i'm trying to fill up the gaps and understand the differences between the rules applicable on developers in each country.Commercial developing in countries I worked in has some rules regard the warranty for a new home, in Israel for example every developer is obligated with 7 years full warranty for each new unit being sold.It means that in some bigger projects, you need to put some money in trustee for future problems may raise with those units.That being said, I'm looking for my first deal in the states, Multi family with 5-10 units, in DC and/or NYC, what will be the rules regard the warranty issue?

HelloI am investor from Israel.

I'm Anne and I live in Israel, not far from Tel Aviv with my husband and our two boys.We love traveling and have traveled in the US & Canada for a total of 12 months in the past 7 years, in 4 separate road trips.

Howdy everyone,American expat here living in Israel, looking to start real estate investing, primarily on multi-family rentals.