If no one chimes in here, I would just look up listings in the area your property is located.

While real estate has it's own inherent risks, investing while living abroad adds another risk.May I know how you were able to find and close the deals in the Philippines.

For the ability to invest in the security of real estate without the inherent hassles of tenants and toilets .With notes, I have no headaches associated with the physical property, but the security of an (oftentimes) appreciating asset.But , for me, I find notes a whole lot more profitable than flipping property (if you’re a flipper, that is) as a means of generating cash.

Hey Jonathan,Born and raised here in Fort Collins and am 1 of 5 CPMs in here locally (Charlie Koons is another).

The biggest obstacle to landlords is going to be vacancy while waiting for quality tenants.- My wife and I are personally considering moving into that area, and I am networking with other real estate investors, agents, business owners, churches, local politicians, and others who are interested in developing this area.- I have a 5500 sq ft 4 family with a 4 car garage under contract in this area for $10,000 to close.

Loan officers, realtors etc who could help get me plugged in here.   

@Ethan Schneider I just wrote a novel on my issues somewhere in here haha.

Today I watched a video in here today called "How to get started in real estate investing for the struggling newbie" and one of the suggestions was to post in here. 

I have a client who is a flight attendant/investor who has been considering renting a room or two out in her primary residence as a crash pad for out of town flight attendants.

If we go with the idea that she is going to live there just as any other residential tenant would & not run her business out of it & only have the lease in her business name the answer to her would still be no.She likely wants to do the lease in her business name to give her less personal liabilities.