I’ve been investing internationally for several years and haven’t come across any.

Erik, even before the era of fake news, I learned not to trust everything I read from obscure sources, especially if I can't corroborate it with other sources (and especially some that I know to be trustworthy).Based on my experience in investing internationally and knowing the subject pretty well, I'll make a few comments about this ranking:1.

@Dawn Anastasi   sounds like a plan you can balance out side income with internal growth !!

@John McKee @Troy Owen, I work for a company called National UC Realty, and we work predominantly in the Urgent Care and Retail Medicine arena. 

@Mike Porttiin@Evan KraljicThe real wrinkle for any internal ADU is the city is considering the ADU as a 3rd unit for building code compliance so you do have to meet IBC (3+ units) instead of IRC (1-2 units) going forward. 

We do this... well, we do it 3-4 times a year to various international locations (This year we spent part of May in France, Thanksgiving in Italy, etc.)The transit for these trips cost me less than it would for me to drive from Atlanta to any beach.We are doing this with credit card points made off the business credit card account.

So they have to meet the underwriting guidelines of the institution who's going to purchase the DSCR loan and not their own internal lending guidelines associated with bridge loans kept on the lenders balance sheet.

Remember too, notes may be used internally, partnerships, Trusts, LLC's, affiliates where a note isn't required to be filed but can address disposition of assets or disbursements. :)

Thousands of investors nationally and internationally, not from the South, see the growth, economic advancement, and solid fundamentals, and see the opportunity in Multi-Family without considering inventory available in these cities.

I just booked some interns from the Navy base at my high season rate for almost 3 months, so YAY, ME!