@Benjamin DuPont We report rental payments at The Verification Company and we can customize our service to fit exactly what you need.

If the fund itself is not financially self-sufficient and requires another business to to fund it’s activities, then an investor may wish to take a close look at those other activities and make sure that they feel comfortable with that situation, should a worst case scenario happen (severe recession).

If you are the high bidder, the bank may have a right to to review your offer and will often counter.

These loans don't require income verification, but do require the property to be leased.Hope that helpsStephanie

so I hired contractor  to remodel bathroom and he contracted it out to another contractor  who's cotracts bad contractors to to work.I had to have them gut the bathroom again  and do it again.it still wasn't done properly due to they put up drywall and they didn't even prime walls  so paint comes off,the tile is 2 diffrent colors when supposed to be all white,the drain pipe is not to code and looks like cap so I had to fire them.now he wants to be paid in full and said if don't will put lien on house .I don't feel that they completed the job correctly. there wasn't sign contract with this contractor .I would be willing to pay for one set of materials  but nothing  more since I have to find another  contractor  to do it correct .what are my options ?

It just seemed like a good idea to to reduce expenses.

Even if you do a no income verification loan at 7.5%, the property cash flows around $500 per month. 

Do you have aNY websites that I can go to to look at properties in those countries? 

Perhaps a realtor nearby that you could pay a fee to to make sure the place is legitimate.  

Also, I do an additional verification where I require rent PLUS monthly debt payments to be no more than 45% of gross monthly income.