The first Lien told me they would not tell me anything within an authorization to release from the borrower, which the borrower didn’t provide.

Another question I have is would it be better to venture into the US real estate market as well since cap rates are just so much better and there seems to be plenty of opportunities especially in the midwest I have no issues with paying a property manager or even doing a turn key property to generate an awesome cash flow.This is my first purchase so I want to make the best choice so that I can use this income to flip to my next unit and again and again.Thanks again for the read !!

You may not have much of a choice though since the loan amount is small and not many lenders will do it.Hope this is helpful.

@Suny CapezzutoWhen I do borrow from my equity which would you suggest ?

Absolutely not, this is your choice as a landlord. 

Of those, doing turnkey in that range, I think your best choice would be Dayton area, at this time. 

personal choice most rentals are bought at or above market.. especially if they are out of state investors.5 to 8 years ago the vendors I funded who sold turnkey would advertise instant equity etc.. and that was generally true vis a vi a rate and term refi..

As your portfolio grows you may want to hire a PM anyways to free you up to continue finding more properties.You have a lot of choices and a lot of studying ahead, but it’s all good stuff!

In the meantime, I will continue borrowing as much money as possible to purchase income producing real estate.

So it is 4.5% with 25% down with me paying $1000 in borrower fees.