I am actually rather impressed with not only what you've accomplished but your tenacity as well given the circumstances in your country.Given the requirements you've outlined in your post basically putting out capital expenditures of $15-$20k for furnishings just to get $700-$1000 in rent, have you considered attempting to sell these off and holding the money for a few months when your purchasing power would be increased?

Here is the site with all the info on the group, meeting times, dates, topics and locations.  

I hope it's the former.For my rental situation, I was hopeful that I could work something out with WF but it's turned out to be frustrating and fruitless trying to work with them.Not sure if we covered this in a previous thread on this topic, but make sure you get a break down of costs to reinstate, especially if there has been a NOD.  

Check out this thread for more info on potential scams:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/661...

Welcome to the site @Kenneth Leonard, be sure to set keyword alerts so you know when there is a discussion about a topic you are interested in.See you around the site!

Helpful topic.

See https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/144023-finders-fee-for-non-agents-illegal  for a discussion.

I outline a couple or 3 broad-stroke ideas in a letter of intent.  

If you change the topic to something like "Need Investor savvy agent on northside of Chicago" and you will get the info you need.  

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