Often times you can go onto several of the brokers websites and find which one's make that claim.

Hi BP Community,We are selling our property in the country side of Portugal (Constância, 1 hour away from Lisbon), and would love to ask you guys if you know anyone or any investment fund that is looking at acquiring these types of properties overseas.It is a rural tourism property with great history, currently used as a 10 bed boutique hotel.Below some additional details:Location: Quinta de Santa Bárbara 2250-092 Constância, PORTUGALSize: 38,410 m2 (413,441 sq ft) of land, and 3,200 m2 (34,444 sq ft) built areaCondition: working hotel with 8.9 rating in Booking.comNumber of bedrooms: 10 (project to increase capacity to 21 rooms)Restaurant, bar, swimming pool, tennis court, small gym, space for events with 200 people capacityPrice: €1,950,000 ($2,261,970 at today's exchange rate)It is surrounded by famous historical landmarks (such as "Fátima", or "Convento de Cristo"), and it has an historical background. 

I was wondering if anyone could point in the directions of book(s), website(s) (beside just BP) or other resources where I can learn the art of structuring deals.I really want to learn two sides to structuring deals:1) Investors: How to learn the various ways to structure real estate days that will capture a potential investors interest. 2) Purchasing: How to learn the various ways to structure real estate deals that i am interested in purchasing but learning how to put it together so its not just a win for myself and my investors but also the seller. 

There are hundreds of turnkey providers all over the country so please make sure to buy it from a good vendor.Also with the fact that its your first rental i would recommend investing only in B/B+/A- type of a dealThere was a website that someone on BP had recommended a while back.

They would need the key to lock themselves out.Another poster got his post removed but shared the website https://www.epropertycare.com/homeI checked it out and looks like a good solution for those who don't want to pay for wifi to ensure they have connectivity.

@Dean Taylor You can read about these kind of loans on the HUD website : https://www.hud.loans/fha-221d4/In my opinion, syndicating equity and getting a standard commercial loan would be a better option in most cases. 

Simple things like a professional website, ability to take payments online, a real tenant application/screening process, maintenance tracking, after hours call system, financial reporting, etc. 

I am trying to determine a strong market to start searching for deals but am not sure where to start. Any suggestions?

I already got the first post read when I started my search on website. 

Or are pics of the interior on the website?