There are a lot of SFH's being bought up by retirees from across the country and oversea investors.

hi thereI am trying to piece a hard money deal together to do a flip in Delco or Chester county, it's really tough out here to find a good REO with money on the end for me after all the expenses from such a loan (poin...

There's nothing specific to real estate investing in RI that makes RI investors use any rules of thumb or analysis different from real estate investing in other areas of the country.

I have seen that play over and over in these D class areas of the country... its a specialty and a skill to own and manage them and get them to actually produce income.. with 14 doors in one spot in a D class area you will probably have one eviction going at ALL times .. so think it through there is a reason these properties end up like this.. and many times its not the owner its the demographic and tenant base that is basically unmanageable.If the above is something you can do.. then it seems like a pretty decent deal. what I did in the 80's when RE was dog tough.. 18% interest rates..

If money leaves the country into another country, re-patronization taxes do occur.

(I live out of country). 

Most people don't do that but it will get you farther down your path faster.

HI @Gerald Gomez Multi family has a lot of great options and paths within it.

I'm going to assume it's all personal preference but I'd like to hear people's reasons for one path or the other.

Any of those would make a title UNCLEAR.A friend of mine is from another country where property rights are not like they are here in USA.