Hello, My husband and I have a portfolio of 40+ doors of long-term rentals. 

In a wholesale situation, the F.B.I. looks at all parties involved, does not care that you didn't know and can ruin your life for a long time to come.  

I'm particularly interested in cash flow + long-term appreciation, but I'm also open to short-term gains if the opportunity is right.Any insights, personal experiences, or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hey Connor the way I look at it is depending on what your plan is with the property, if you plan to keep it for the long term and the numbers work (Cash flow, equity, Appreciation etc) then negotiate a price you are comfortable with and go for it.

Are there any companies in Spain that help with long-distance investment properties? 

I hate to rain on this parade but I haven’t seen a property trade at a 10-cap in Syracuse in the last twelve months.

Interest rates have doubled in last 2.5 years.  

Generally, for a long-distance investor, I would say long-term rentals are best.

Trying to keep a long story short here.

I’m looking at a $20k make ready after long term tenants vacated.