It doesn’t have to be a PR (remember a non-judicial foreclosure trustee sells at trustee sale; a partition referee sells with court order; a tax collector sis grated power of sale under State constitution, etc.Should a surplus (excess proceeds) be generated by any voluntary or involuntary sale, those funds are now available to chase by fiduciaries, other entitle persons, secured creditors of decedent, and down the food chain ending up with an heir or beneficiary class.In all, dealing with heirs can be frustrating because they are often so naive and driven by emotions of how they think the world ‘should’ work. 

All I am pointing out is that if you have a supply problem in the economy, so you have too many dollars chasing too few goods, the answer is to not hand out more dollars. 

Read below advice:Why does everyone want to spend money chasing strangers – and ignore their own personal network?

I like housing shortages, it means higher rents.And there might no't be a real hosing shortage, some people in here may own over 70 SFH', that's not a shortage of homes.i think some areas may have a shortage of jobs that pay enough to buy a home, too many people chasing too few GOOD PAYING jobs.Housing shortages keep house prices high, preserving and growing your equity.Supply vs Demand.just my 2 cents.

I've chased a lot of shiny objects over the years and it usually did not create the wealth or enjoyment I expected.

I did a search of US banks in Colombia and JP Morgan chase / Citi came up.You may also want to see if there are any relationships that Colombian banks have with US banks to make the process of exchanging money much less.You may also want to reach out to a lender / title company in the US and ask how most foreign investors fund the deals.Best of luck.

The tenants refuse to pay rent and the companies know that it's better to get 85% of what they want rather than chase these soon-to-be-evicted tenants later for money they don't have.

If your like me you have to have some absolute focus and not chase everything and begin to accept that you won’t be an option for everyone and live with that. 

Do you really want to rely on your tenant to pay knowing that the result could be a lien and trying to chase your tenant for the money later on.

Most loans aren't assumable at all, so you're chasing a unicorn there most likely.