I will however need a design review for a long list of reasons. 

Also, who is your lender. 

If you need a recommendation for brokers, ask around to other RE professionals in your market (commercial agents, title officers, lenders, investors etc). 

Lenders won't require U.S. credit history however may require a foreign national credit report, and 2 trade lines opened and active for the past 2 years.

Hi all,I recently purchased a property from @Antoine Martel (MartelTurnkey) so thought I'd leave a review on what my experience was like: Prior to my purchase, I was waiting to buy real estate through a turnkey provider for quite some time but never felt fully confident with how various providers were operating or with their inventory for me to make the jump.

Have you had a larger wholesaler send out the property for you or connected with lenders to see if they know of any buyers?

Make sure to request and review these thoroughly.

Even if you are leveraging assets, if you are not occupying a property, all lenders are going to be looking for a big chunk.

Specifically, I'm interested in finding a lender that allows a 10% down payment on investment properties.If anyone here has experience investing in these areas or has any lender recommendations, I'd greatly appreciate your insights.

You obviously want to grow your portfolio as soon and as much as possible, but getting most of it tied up in a couple of non-CF condos could be detrimental.Honestly, I have a number of clients in Atlanta suburbs and GA, being aware of lenders that have minimum property values that they will lend to.