All these metrics are different within the US so, as you can imagine, they're different between different countries and within a given country, depending on location.

I live in La Crosse, WI but have been eye-ing other Midwest states too.  

But first the backstory….My father immigrated to this country over 30 years ago and has been able to acquire 4 properties in that span. 1 family home in long island, two 2 family homes in Queens and 1 vacation home in his country.

What I was seeing were many investors being all over the country.

Here in MD (and I think most everywhere elsr in the country), a Realtor can prepare and provide standard lease forms and disclosures.

Feel free to connect and DM.On moving abroad do you have a Realtor in the country your moving to?

BUT, I am confident that while the above covers MOST situations, in a country of 300 million + people there are locations where a 12% ROI exists for a car lot - though you may be giving up the “windfall” of a developer wanting and willing to pay a premium for your lot.  

Alliant immediately approved me for a much larger loan than the previous lender... fingers crossed I don't run into the same issue with regards to a last minute request from underwriting to have an in-person appraisal that results in a lowball valuation.

Make use of tools like PropStream or Zillow’s market analysis feature to assess property values and rental potential.PS: Did you know that Indiana has one of the lowest property tax rates in the country, making it a relatively cash-flow-friendly market for new investors?

Each state or big metro area across the country has a group with members/leadership that help keep everyone together and connected.