Hi Renee,You’ve built an impressive portfolio, managing 100 units in San Diego is no small feat.

Hey Eli –Given your situation, DSCR loans could be a solid path, especially if you're aiming to expand your portfolio.

They have a brand they're trying to keep consistent over the entire portfolio.

We act as a bridge for international investors looking to diversify their portfolios in Europe.If direct investments in Spain become less viable due to these tax implications, an alternative could be collaborating with local companies like ours.

That way you’ve got some skin in the game, and the tenants will be less likely to protest that the other tenants are using more electricity or gas.

This is home for us, and our portfolio is based here.

I did the exact same thing 5 years ago except it was a single family and I rented the rooms out to friends, now my wife and I have built a portfolio of 10 homes.

We've had this note in our portfolio for about 5 years which was sub-performing at best when we bought it, got it back re-performing again and been paying like clockwork since. 

A cash purchase, added to my portfolio, reduces my levergage ratio on my real estate portfolio, but does not bring it to zero of course as I am not paying off existing low rate mortgages on rentals. 

Now I have sold Smokies properties in the past to 1031 into other investment properties to diversify my portfolio and some are selling for other "better for them investments".