They have the directive from their regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), to enhance the flow of credit to multifamily properties nationwide.

I am unsure of the rules and regulations in the Cayman Islands.

Looks phenomenal so far.I'm currently a practicing physician in northeast Florida but looking for financial independence as I don't want to be reliant on a group practice or hospital as the healthcare landscape changes.  

They don't necessarily have to draft it for you, but its just a good practice to have them review it for you.

Smaller banks and commercial lenders may allow an assumption but rarely as they would rather make a new loan and an assumption may not have any new buyer's skin in the game, not a good lending practice.

Quick question regarding normal practice surrounding rents when a tenanted investment property sale is finalized mid-month.

I was exposed to real estate at an early age and after studying business at the University of Michigan and practicing law for a while, I found my way back to what I really enjoy doing. 

We are fortunate in our market that it is standard practice that tenants are billed back a portion of the water and garbage.Let's say the tenants each get billed back 30 per month, that's 300 per month and a total of 3,600 per year.  

I wouldn't enter without the owner being present - - just bad practice.

I would practice brokering new construction projects and rehabs/flips.