After that I was advised to file a Writ for possession and then File a Motion in Special civils Part.

After that I was advised to file a Writ for possession and then File a Motion in Special civils Part.

These are national lenders that specialize in making loans to investors.

Then there is a sale tax break applied, and in some counties, owners do *not* pay for school operating costs, only construction bonds.

My question is, is anyone aware, had good experience with and could recommend and insurance companies that either specialize in high risk properties.

I've seen anything from 1.6% in unincorporated Travis County to nearly 3% in areas with special utility assessments, etc. 

Just search for a few that specialize in real estate in your area, ask for references and meet with each of them.

If there are left over I can put these to use in additional investments (rentals, bonds, etc).- From a tax perspective I'm not sure how to properly structure to ensure I can deduct interest expense, as the foreign loan is considered general purpose and not secured by any of my US rental properties. 

I specialized in Single-Family Homes (SFH) and Multi-Family Properties and I am very passionate about helping investors and agents succeed.

CA is special because they can not raise the taxes without higher approval so they do bonds, etc. which take lower approval for things.