Harold typically all 1 beds you stay away from unless senior housing or student housing.

However, you will still need to pay any senior liens, past due property taxes being the obvious one.

We just opened our LLC. 1 of us is a US citizen, while the other 2 are international (H1B visa and OPT).

As a dual Canadian/American citizen I am open to buying in either country (for my first property) and then internationally. 

, senior living (independent and assisted, very much missed in downtown lisbon), hostels, etc...there are cities in the Lisbon metro area booming, where you still can find very cheap assets and the cape rate in alternative uses rises to 15%, where I think it will be in the coming 5 years...Talking of ROI in rentals, has to be subject to an exploration fix period, the knowledge of the loan rate, etc...

We would like to transfer the ownership from my father to his heirs, my sister and I, but none of us is an american citizen and we all live abroad, father and sister in Colombia and myself in Switzerland.So the questions are: How do I do that, what type of professional should I contact?

We don't have a solvent Home Owners company of the 14 companies out there that are private and Citizens cannot sustain another Andrew disaster.

Hello BP Community,I would really appreciate some feedback on a program I am planning on designing.The concept is a computer program which scans through Civil Court records to ascertain junior and senior liens and if there are any other liens on the property.

As a college senior who has only recently began learning about real estate and wealth accumulation, I found it both extremely helpful and engaging.

The most "common"  "high return" is semi legal splitting of apartments into units, which gives 5-6 % a year (before expenses).Now My wife is a US citizen, files her 1040 for a few year, and back in 2016 we tried getting a mortgage, but didn't have a long enough credit history to qualify.