Money has no loyalty to boarders so I suggest you look to the US to invest to get the biggest bang for your buck.

If you're worried about the tk proveders loyalty towards you it would probably be safer to partner with an out of state invester 50/50 so they have as much to lose as you if it fails.  

And no matter how hard you work, buyers give you the same loyalty as they would a used piece of tissue paper.Sure, you want to be a seller's agent. 

I believe loyalty can be a virtue, but the bank is proving they aren't loyal to you by flagging your DTI.

I have not listened to 257 although I suspect from your comments much of what is talked about is a little tougher to do in practice.. and works if your a bigger player like the guy probably making the presentation.. for one off or starter investors pretty hard to really build a team like what your talking about.. not enough money involved to garner the loyalty and checks and balances your talking about.I actucally wrote an e book for foreign investors on how not to get screwed in US rental properties..

By staying engaged and providing ongoing value, you foster long-term investor loyalty.

The loyalty that comes from that ensures that when I need them, they show. 

Loyalty isn't a one way street in this game.

Loyalty to a hospital doesn't get you very far in Nursing. 

They have been through several bank mergers and know that banks preach "loyalty, loyalty, loyalty" to the bank only to have the bank lay them off as soon at the first chance the bank gets.