I am in no rush and plan to spend the rest of this year learning and researching what I an before I purchase anything.

You should put together a financial overview of all of your assets (liquid and property + business, cars, etc.) and approach a couple of these lenders in this post:http://www.biggerpockets.com/hardmoneylenders/oregonIt would be wise to get together a Personal Financial Statement with all supporting documents (bank statements, notes, FF&E, etc) ahead of time before approaching any more lenders.

If I apply the cash flow on each of these as I did the first, then they should all be paid off about 16 years ahead of schedule. 

If existing British owners rushed to sell, accepting prices under market value just to get out, this would have a negative impact on the market.

If I sell I can go ahead and dive into that and keep the equity.  

My personal Docter had been telling me for about 30 years that I was in excellent shape and my chiropractor saved my life with suggesting I get a head X-ray that is called a MRI.  

If the numbers work and you are ok with the arrangement then go ahead.  

Go ahead and find out if you qualify for loan, but, before you make an offer research the market and check your numbers.

I set 10x my goals so I can do more as if that is the actual goal so even if I come up short I'm still ahead of the game .i want to have 100 multi family apartments by next year.

If you have to ask that question, you have no clue to the pitfalls that lie ahead.