Use that thought to focus on your growth and how you can scale your portfolio.Personally, I don't try to make problems when problems aren't present, especially when I have no means of backing up my argument.

Fly to the US, and sign it in person with a mobile notary (wet signature)Going to the embassy is not an option since getting an appointment over there can take months...I had a thought which I spoke with fellow investors, to sign the documents with an Israeli notary and then get an Apostille stamp. once I have it all with a wet signature I'll mail the documents with DHL/UPS and it will arrive by the lender/title company in 10 days.As far as I know, a notary signature with an apostille stamp is valid for every legal document almost all over the world...What do you think? 

Was listing your property with a housing authority your first thought?

Its been decades, but back then I thought TurboTax was only good for somebody just reporting there income in the same state. 

Any insights or experiences with either option would be greatly appreciated.If you've recently secured financing for a similar project or have recommendations for lenders who specialize in apartment building investments, please share your thoughts below.

I know without a doubt that the ARV would be high (well kept houses go for 500k or so in the area) but my realtor thought that unless they were selling it for 20k, the reno costs would be too much to possibly break even.I reached out to an investor-friendly realtor locally to see if they can help guide my thinking here.

Interested to hear any insight on the Pros and Cons of investing in out of state markets.

Will STRs & MTRs become a thing of the past...Thoughts?  

I thought it would be as simple as adding up all of my losses  from Schedule 1 - Additional income and adjustments to income line 5 over the past few years. 

My thought process was that I was dealing with a sophisticated individual that understands that a company needs to be profitable in order to be able to offer a valuable service.