Hello BP Family,I recently purchased a quadplex and the insurance company is asking for an internal inspection.

International investing makes me hesitant, mostly because it’s the unknown I think 

Shouldn't we be looking at other calculation like Return on Equity (ROE),  Internal Rate of Return (IRR) etc?

So check with zoning as they are trying to maintain traffic flow on main roads by limiting access and may require an internal road.We do realize we are leaving money on the table by not doing three lots per acre.

Augustine and there is very little room to make money on investments here and I know there are those who will say there are all these tired landlords and off market houses if you just drive around but really there are not...and now that the foreclosure sales will be online starting Oct 18 and folks all over the country and even internationally can bid that source will dry up because I think at first at least folks will overbid on those properties...that said please be careful about investing in Jax or Palm Coast ...they have their own issues !!!

You're far better off working for free part-time as an intern with a company that is successfully investing in real estate.Good luck and have fun!

We have a half dozen international manufacturing companies.

Paypal is still a great way to pay internationally.

If you had to create a property management company internally and do a lot of RE sales volume why wouldn’t you build out a PM company and a brokerage?

We created an internal system for our own data.