Everyone keeps making it in their real estate investment journey—and so did I.

Real Estate is an investment.

Usually treaties tax the sale of real estate to the country in which the property is located, so there likely won't be an issue, but it's always a good idea to confirm.

If someone truly believe that the 17% is real and they could borrow money at a smaller interest rate, using the fungible nature of money, the person would take a loan to get into that deal, but a feel most people would not risk there primary residence on a deal like that. 

So if you could gc them yourself, you could force some equity on the new construction deals and the new construction ones might be a no brainer.The other question I'd have is whether you're getting deals on the pre-existing homes.Ultimately, its going to be real tough to scale either one if you're paying retail because if you're buying 250k homes and putting down 20 to 25%, you'll run out of cash real quick. 

By taking calculated risks and implementing the right strategy, one can achieve success in real estate.Good luck!

You can also check meetup.com or search Facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.

for sure that is always an option, right now i want to connect with more actual private lenders that want to move their capital at 11% secured by real estate 

There is a lot of money in DFW and there are a lot of real estate meetup there, aka REA's, REI meetups. 

What’s been your most successful real estate deal, and what did you learn from it?