Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $70,000

Cash invested: $15,000

Duplex in Barceloneta Puerto Rico

Really great long term real estate appreciation fundamentals and a majority of municipalities have full or de facto bans means that you are not having to compete with STR's as much for month long stays! 

and I second Steves comments on Morby  sub too is nothing new my dad did the 60s and I sure people did them before that along with wraps and well everything we sold was owner finance when the rates skyrocketed in the Carter years its de ja vu all over again.. so thats the new hot ticket.. but it makes sense there are things you need to do though NOT really for yourself the risk is totally on the seller in these transactions and we know how protecting the seller gets glossed over so many times.

I am from northern DE and I serve your town.

My understanding is that, for certain reasons, having Delaware and/or New York-based LLC's were the most popular/common and that you can use those corporate entities to "house" real estate in other states?

I live in Dover DE and craigslist is loaded with multis for sale! 

Experience suggests that Americans, Canadians, and Europeans have an easier time obtaining mortgage loans from banks such as BHD LEON, SCOTIA BANK, and Asociación Popular de Ahorros y Préstamos - APAP.• Keep in mind, however, that interest rates in the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC are frequently much higher than those in the United States, where the annual interest rate on a 10-year loan is typically around 12% and more.

Philadelphia and neighboring Delaware county are ripe with investment opportunity right now.

Hello BP Fam,I am tired of looking at houses here in Delaware and not doing any research on fixing/replacing (if possible) a foundational issue with a home.

Chicago is huge...I think the best thing you can do is to link up with an investor-savvy lender like @Andy Smith or @Zack Karp get pre-approved and then find an investor-friendly agent like @Eudith Vacio or @Paul De Luca....make sure the agent you work with is familiar with neighborhoods you are looking in.