What you may want to consider is moving to the area and renting for a bit while you get established(jobs) and then once you have jobs and financing in order you could go house hunting.

I suggest you stay away from the large residential developments in all the local countries, which are always over marketed and hyped to foreigners, though they will include very appealing financing.Better to stay commercial and look at tenanted multi-story retail shop-lots or professional offices in established areas, in my view.

Without knowing how much you have available - you might consider working with an established lender before going out on your own - there are a lot of gotcha's in this business, not nearly as simple as most think of it to be.

So they would have to produce evidence to establish that defense.

It's an interesting field to me and I'm excited to get my feet wet.Outside of this newly established real-estate journey, I work a 3-11 at a Honda engine plant, which provides me with stable income to invest with...especially in this low-cost-of-living area in the Mid-West that I reside in. 

If everything was built correctly than it may just take establishing the use since the ADU is permitted in the zone. 

Have not established LLC yet, but not sure what to do about assigning an address for the LLC because I move around a bit from the military.  

The PM (acting as agent for the seller) was in the process of screening tenants to place in the unit.We asked them to "hold their horses" as we wanted an opportunity to find an screen our own tenant and would use our own MTM lease agreement to establish their tenancy. 

In some areas, you can build a relationship with a local RE agent, provide the agent with leads, and get established as an unpaid assistant.  

Other things I am considering as we grow- sending a gift card to a local establishment ($5?)