I've also been looking at international investment properties in SE Asia and would love to talk with anyone who has any type of experience with this.

The more that I visit San Diego, the more international the residents become. 

If your a Parrothead, than maybe Margaritaville.We have plenty of lenders here that can do Foreign National loans as we have a ton of International buyers here.

Let's just forget about that part..it was a two minute internal dialogue I had with myself...and you all here on Biggerpockets.So anyway, you would not consider the co-signer as long as there had been an earlier eviction...is that what you are saying?

The home is on a double lot (.41 acres) near Miami international airport in the only part of Miami that feels like a small town.I am leaning towards taking out a Heloc for a down payment on a duplex OR heloc, rehab the bathrooms and upgrade to hurricane-proof windows and then do a cash-out refi and use that as a down payment for a duplex. 

She said the international money will be back over seas soon as Miami gets hot, humid and sticky and the deals will be easier to find.

-Financing Options: Research financing options for international investors.

@Brandon ChoSee if anyone is looking for interns or find a way to work for someone in what it is you want to do, or anything real estate as you may find a niche that you really like that you did not consider.

In the experience of the readers, should the tenant's insurance cover any leak related internal damage? 

Then I calculated the internal rate of return for each property and averaged them out.