@Ken Power 1) I wouldn't advertise on a public forum as to how much money you make2) while you're building up your credit in the US, you can make some money via direct lending or via notes.

And also look into first time buyer programs that offer down payment assistance and other low money down programs in your area.

Trustee-to-trustee transfer only...https://www.irs.gov/publications/p590b#en_US_2017_...Inherited from someone other than spouse.If you inherit a traditional IRA from anyone other than your deceased spouse, you can't treat the inherited IRA as your own.

I just would hate to get all my tenants on one program and decide to switch later.

They host a lot of public events and the public green spaces are beautiful. 

Get it as white and bright in there as you can, mostly for the publicity shots with the wide-angle lens.If the OP doesn't have the skills, I doubt he could get the jobs done for outlays small enough to make the numbers work.

I found that there were two ladies at the pro desk that were dialed in and knew the program inside and out.

What the general public doesn't understand is that Global Economics revolves around investors.

You need to sit down and map out all the known events that happen throughout your day (For example: gym at 6:30am, public speaking class at 7:45am, lunch at 12pm, etc.)

And boom I get email alerts from private & public investors having filled the capture form on one of my websites.