I'd love to see a wider variety of guests on the show (i.e. people from a minority culture, people who are investing as a parent/child team, people who are renting specifically to refugees, people investing in Detroit and loving it).  

After providing all my documentation, I have been advised that due to my short Canadian credit history (I'm Irish) currently I would be eligible for an A-Alt rate of approx 4.99%, with potentially reaching A rated credit in 12 months. 

It also has a TON of culture and great food because of the population, and lots of community and government support to improve the area.  

Having met my future wife and then moving to the Bronx, from Wilton CT, it was a bit of culture shock for me at first, but that was 20 years ago.  

Irish law demands you have 36 months of pre-mortgage savings for a first time mortgage which must demonstrate an ability to save 125% of monthly repayments (For a 600 month mortgage, I must save 800 a month for 36 months).

I'm in a somewhat similar situation; not that my husband's not interested, he thinks he can't do any of the research/buying since he's not a native English speaker nor familiar with this aspect of the culture (never mind that my whole post-college life has been spent outside the USA, so I'm quite clueless about many things).

I have several ideas that will lend well to 'company culture,' based upon actually helping buyers and sellers out of a tough situation, vs. focusing on making say 10- 20 grand gross, vs. doing more 'volume,' in the $5k. - $10k. per deal, range.

The Irish property buying process is probably very different to the UK but I can recommend a few books and Youtube channels for you to have a look at : Search for Rob Dix on Amazon and read his books : The Complete Guide for property investing, Rich Dad Poor Dad (which I am sure you have already read) and on Youtube: monoperty.I also listen to the Propertypodcast  http://thepropertyhub.net/podcast/on itunes and also the propertygeek podcast too.You can find great free course on the property hub also:http://thepropertyhub.net/property-courses/I am so excited about investing in property, my goal is to quit my job in 6 years and start flipping properties full time - buy at auctions, refurb and sell!

@Matthew Irish-Jones, About the only way the 95% rule works is if you start early and actually close on a bunch of properties during the 45 days so that the list you use for your 45 day list contains only the properties you've already closed on.  95% probably means that you would have to close on all 8-9 in order to satisfy that requirement.  

I'm looking to buy a multi family home in areas like the garden district, west riverside, Irish channel, Milan, etc.