Put it on your emails, letters and business cards.However, use the SEARCH feature on BP looking for 'website' for some considerations first.

If you insist on going internationally then I would spend the money to seek the counsel of a Barrister who has international financial experience.Also I would contact the international dept. of a bank like Barclay's and get their opinion.Be wise to take into consideration the exchange rates.

I recommend two other very important considerations when purchasing your first properties:Macroeconomic Trends: Know what's going on in the economy (and projected outlook in the next couple of years) and how it will affect your RE purchases.Local Knowledge: You should find local brokers who focus on multi-family investment clients.

Thanks again for your time and consideration!!!!

I'd be able to save a considerable amount of interest overall, 2. the cashflow I'd be making on a fully-paid property would eventually (over several years) make up for having dipped into my pocket when I started, and 3.

Another consideration is if lease rates are at market, above market, or below market.6% cap rate I believe the cap rate is much lower after standard underwriting is used.

@Michael Garrettyou can get a loan inside an IRA but there are tax considerations.

Definitely taking your advice into consideration.

The seller told me that the tenant is behind on payments.Are there any special considerations when dealing with removing a rent to own tenant that is behind on payments?

As long as the person you are birddogging for is not a real estate licensee, it shouldn't be a problem.Under Texas real estate law, licensees are not allowed to pay consideration for referrals, defined as anything of value, to someone who is not a real estate licensee.