Feel free to reach out with your inquiries and set up a call to see if he/she is a good fit. 

If you have a set way (SOP) for handling this type of a situation you need to stick to it.

I am looking at it almost at book value vs conventional commercial valuations (especially since it's really only four units until I can get the garage set up). $10,000 for each POH and another $40,000 for the acre of land and improvements.

Katrina,Both, WealthFactory and Wealthability have a target market of High Net Worth Clients.

Each option comes with its own set of risks and benefits, and a careful evaluation is necessary to make the best decision for your circumstances.

If you're dead-set on OOS REI, then I'd suggest studying up on the books, articles, forum posts, videos, etc. on the subject, and talking with as many OOS investors as possible (ESPECIALLY inexperienced investors who tried OOS REI for one of their first deals).

With your husband's experience in project management, you all could save significantly on the rehab/set-up costs.

Ours is set to take 20% of the room rate revenue, 100% of the cleaning fee

@Caleb Heimsoth - With all due respect and I do mean with all due respect, if an investor goes to the lowest priced or an inexperienced real estate investing tax it is just setting themselves up for headaches. 

The situation could be different if you set up a business to invest in commercial real estate, but I don't know anything about that area.In general, the real estate market in Singapore can swing, depending on the sentiment of the population and government.