@Sam Stout may be you can reference this thread in some of his posts.

(Or investing at all for that matter) Now I am stationed in Japan, biding my time, saving up and plotting my triumphant return to the American market!

The exception to this statement would, of course, be large and very expensive associations that maintain a large staff of in house attorneys like the American Banker's Association or the National Association of Federated Credit Unions.

The primaries are:First Western Federal SavingsNorth American Savings Bank(BP prefers we not include links, so google them)They will essentially create a portfolio loan, where you can cross collateralize an existing wholly owned property towards the financing of a 2nd property.

I was thinking the other day about Guru's and those in the business who offer "mentoring" at prices that are equivalent to the average Americans yearly salary.  

hi @Sam Rust -I did an interim refi on the property that finished in january.

As an American thinking of opening a business in a foreign country, one of my first questions was where to invest (in which US city or state) and what type of RE investment class makes the most sense.  

Thank you @Sam Levin, I have a family owned construction company that I believe I can get much better rates from.

Thanks much for the Welcome Sam.

I have been attending American Military University for the past 6 months and I haven't figured out what I wanted to get my degree in.