Second, that's a very respectable goal, and my organization has multiple clients living abroad while investing in U.S. real estate.

I had a client recently buy a 2 unit in Albany Park + unzoned attic and then were able to legalize the attic on zoning doc from an old water bill ended up being a huge value add likely over six figures added now being a legal 3 unit. 

I do these for investor clients regularly to fix and flip or fix and hold to lease.

He was helping a client doing the books, but also manage some property, in this case a commercial one.

I just submitted an offer for a client here in MA. 

Even then there are controllable and non-controllable expenses and cam caps that can be cumulative or non-cumulative in nature.It works the same way for my clients when we look at a retail center to buy.

We have had a number of clients that would get urine smells and when we went into the crawl we would find evidence of cats that had urinated in crawl and it would be more evident in the heat. 

I use it for my clients on their single family investment property rehab purchases.

@Carlos Almeida I have helped a few clients start out house hacking who have around that amount of capital It is enough, although you have to be very selective of your property and your area.

Not having an answer ready could turn a client off and cause you to lose a sale.So, as a consultant, you need to do your homework before taking client for showing or open house.