It's tricky every country has its own rules, regulations, eminent domain laws, corruption sometimes, different types of property taxes and becomes challenging even if your duel citizen.

You want investors who can help you and telling you where to invest when you are allegedly open to the whole country is impossible.Make a list of places you have a competitive advantage (where you've lived, where your friends and family live, and places you have been that you loved) and then use a list from Dave Meyer or someone else who crunches the data and see where there is overlap.

Berkadia is #1 Freddie Mac Optigo, #2 Fannie Mae DUS , and #1 HUD/FHA multifamily lender in the country with 50+ life company correspondent lending relationships.

I searched and there are a lot of Epoc PM companies around the country, which leads me to believe it's a franchise.

Too many in in 100+ year type storms this decade thus far in the country; Uri in Texas, Helene in SC. 

Currently there are a ton of buyers pouring money into finding deals off market and it's tight any where in the country.

I am out of the country but when I get back next week, I will reviewing all of my doc's and  I am hoping the two properties are separate and if I let Colusa go to auction or just foreclose on it, I will be able to keep my Texas property as it brings me a substantial cash flow every month.  

Depending on how this goes (and I will admit, I'm behind on it), this could set a precedent for the country. 

I’d look at Loan Depot, Cross Country, and Nationwide. 

Really hard to hit ratios in places like Illinois where the property taxes are silly.I'm using them for all my holds in eastern tennessee when I finish construction of a rental cabin i'm going to hold.