When a property that has these features becomes available, it will automatically e-mail you that it's available.  

Much like hiring E lancers off shore to run down deals like I do.  

Since you're overseas, it'll be a necessity that you can communicate via e-mail and skype, as well as to digitally sign paperwork during the process.Best of luck!

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The proceeds would e divided among 3 people.How would you structure t as a whole sale as well as a seller finance offer?

Never understood where the "50% Rule" came from and if it applied to a property of interest, I would be demanding owners Sch E for two years.  

Thanks for the advice @Jake E. and @Greg H..

Correct, but principle & interest can be shown as Other Expenses and reduces net profits.2) Be aware that purely passive income PnL does not carry back to the 1040: it is self contained on the Sch E form. 

I thought from what I had been listening to and reading I should be okay, but I get the feeling I'm missing a lot when the first listing I see appears to be a deal if I could get it for a few thousand below asking (based on some assumptions).Can you please tell me what I'm missing and/or should be looking for with the below "deal".12500 E 34th Ter S,Independence, MO 64055http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/Independence-...List Price: $39,900ARV: $80,000Max Allowable Offer: $36,000 (70% ARV $56,000 minus repair cost $20,000)Total in the deal: $60,000 (MAO + repairs + transactional costs $4,000) Profit: $20,000Now that I do the numbers I can see that if it does actually require 20k repairs (mine above was a guess, tough to do a repair estimate from Australia) for a potential profit of 20K there's not that much in it.All thoughts and opinions are very welcome.

Originally posted by @Jake E.