And, BP allows me to have wonderful unbiased advice from folks around the country that might produce something even the master haven't considered, you know?

I live frugally and have travelled all over the country doing seasonal marine bio gigs, eventually leading me from Charleston, SC to the Dominican Republic to now, Alaska.  

Most of the people I help find rent are potential high quality tenants, newlyweds or new immigrants from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Moldova and other European countries.

It used to be one of the most dangerous areas in the country and now it's become hip.

I know quite a few people that have relocated here from there and head back to your part of the country for vacation.

One of the best markets in the country are the suburbs of one of the Markets this topic started out red flagging.  

Looks like several credible scientists from different organizations and universities agree that it will likely happen sometime in the next 50 years and will likely be the worst natural disaster in the countries history. 

Quick question though, Is it possible to operate a wholesaling business in the U.S. from a foreign country?

Also keep in-mind that any subsequent capital calls will also carry a premium (unless and until you build-up reserves in-country).It's true that your cashflow will gain a (25% at the moment) boost upon repatriation (BTW: you'll be taxed on that gain), but if your objective is to grow your U.S.A. holdings, you probably won't be repatriating retained earnings.FX exchange won't consume any significant amount ... but it is another hand-out each time you convert currency.It all comes down to math.

I guess it would take someone actually hitting the tab on the BRE site and turning in a wholesaler who lets say had a website showing homes they did not own.. or had craigslist adds. etc.quick check of country records would probably verify who owns what..but then again... it takes time and effort and you know people.. unless you really piss someone off probably nothing will happen..