I don't know if that's enough to keep a long term campaign going relatively passively without burnout.My affiliate network owner has also set his global redirect as one of my landing pages and we are splitting the money...this is nice because it costs $0 and throws off anywhere from nothing to $3000 per day (I get half).

Given the 'Global Warming' we are experiencing up here you should be seeing a sudden influx of Northerners heading your way.

Lot's of fraud out there from false people.A true lender or mortgage broker in the commercial space will ask for liquidity, net worth, equity positions, global cash flow before even saying they can possibly get a commitment lender letter and only after seeing requested docs on a property.Watch out for wolfs in sheep's clothing who promise to do the world but you just have to give them that upfront money.

I started to post at the first but had to put my computer down, there are several issues, the first is the OP's strategy, read it carefully and see if you see any issues.I'm also surprised reading between the lines of other posts.May be we need a thread on predatory dealing, practices and why RE isn't like selling a used car or a box of bubble gum. :)

Dont get all hung up on trying to build buyers list, its a waste of time without a deal.Also building a buyers list is a lot about walking and chewing gum.

Talk to your lawyer about your specific situation but generally the jurisdiction of your fund will be a natural result of the structure you choose and where you and your investors are located (in some industries it might be focused on a global hot spot for the industry).  

Sure, there are the forums but blogging allows for a creative outlet especially for those who enjoy writing which we never had before on a global scale. 

I studied civil/construction engineering in college and I work for a global Arch/Eng. and I've learned to become borderline obsessive when pricing and putting estimates together. 3+ days and I'm still carefully gathering cost information.  

One bedroom apartments have very high turnover and prone to instability.Here is what I understand, banks look at what they call your global finance picture and they are lending based on that picture.

Hi.So i firmly belive that the global financial markets are teetering on the edge right now.What im interested in your ideas are how that would affect someone like me and what steps to take to limit that exposure to risk.Im looking at buying a simple rental in New Zealand with a mortgage from a NZ bank, and some funding from my parents who i will need to pay back eventually, perhaps around 10 years or so roughly.