Its only a matter of time before these international investors get their hands on the rust belt.

google BNI (business networking international) you'll find a few in your local area

I'm 19 & have been working under a local real estate wholesale company  as an intern for a couple of months .

Most banks will give you 75% of the ARV based on their internal appraisal.

Also if you are going to be dealing internationally at all it is a requirement.

I would like to be the primary trustee however I have a foreign income as I'm a pilot working internationally and my salary is from a foreign company overseas.So in essence, how would we go about doing this?

To spite the internal dilapidation the exterior is still solid.The house it self is in a great area and does have potential for good rental income, before the owner abandoned the house the there were student tenants.

This leads us to a thing called IRR or internal rate of return.IRR is for another time. 

Hi everyone, @Carlos Altamirano, the property is his primary residence, which would fall under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code.

I have some cash on hand which is not enough to buy a nice city condo in the US, but may be enough to buy a nice one or two bedroom condo internationally - somewhere like Spain (barcelona or southern beach area), downtown Budapest, or parts of Portugal.