I always say in business, language and persuasion are two very important ingredients needed to be really successful.

That might be a great way to earn some extra income until you are ready to list the house. 

If I have dividend stocks, bonds, or am earning a return on crypto (defi/staking/etc), none of that is disqualifying.Assuming managing my rentals didn't prevent me from working a full time job (thus qualifying as self employment), it shouldn't matter.There is a lot of anecdotal tales out there, but I can't find anything concrete, which is what I'm looking for.

Does anyone know how they new foreign investors of Columbia do to avoid the 35% tax on the rental income earned?

Their going to eventually pair up and either want a family or a place with more space and more for their hard-earned money.  

When I invest my hard earned money, I expect the Sponsor to be open and honest.

Ya, I don't want that.The cash-on-cash of 12% sounds good, how about the appreciation on the property to assist with earning more than only $6K at the end of the year? 

@Stephen David Smith Jr.Curious what the annual net rental income earns on something like this?

I've found the info from Airdna to be way off, and beware sellers' agents advertising "potential" earnings.

Earn north of 4% on your money.