One thing I can say about Foreign National borrowers, you can usually bet they have good savings, multiple paid on time mortgages and other loans under their belts when they contact me.     

I actively invest and sell real estate in Pensacola and I think it’s a great town for buy and hold.  

Have them make the premium payments to you and you keep the policy active.

Local banks are generally more useful once you have to many active mortgages to get a loan from a major bank.

Your best bet is to connect with some people who can bring you off market deals.

Hi all, I am actively looking for MF investment in Las Vegas.

Your best bet is to talk with local brokerages in your area of interest.  3. 

By the way I’m active duty military and I would definitely have to higher a property manager to overview this rental if I went that route.

@Chris RandInvestors who have rental properties report their rental activities on schedule E.You report rental income less expenses(insurance, utilities, repairs, mortgage interest, real estate taxes, depreciation etc).The great thing about real estate is that you may have a cash-flow positive business but report a taxable loss thanks to depreciation.The difference between cash-flow and taxable rental income is that depreciation is factored into taxable rental income and principal payments are not a tax deduction.generally speaking cash flow - depreciation + principal payments = taxable rental income

All real estate activities you engage in need to be approved by your broker as their insurance can have a clsim filed against for any of your activities.