But trying to decide what’s the better choice initially for my first real estate purchase.

I have a deal that is much larger than my normal purchase.Asking 3 million, I can buy for 2.75 million.Seller stated they are not interested in owner financing any portion of the sale.What are other options for 20% down payment?

I looked at the property and said to myself “you own this now, the only choice you have is to make the best of it.”

Fact be told using a LLC is the choice of only about 50% of income property investors.

But on a much larger scale.

Another question I have is would it be better to venture into the US real estate market as well since cap rates are just so much better and there seems to be plenty of opportunities especially in the midwest I have no issues with paying a property manager or even doing a turn key property to generate an awesome cash flow.This is my first purchase so I want to make the best choice so that I can use this income to flip to my next unit and again and again.Thanks again for the read !!

You may not have much of a choice though since the loan amount is small and not many lenders will do it.Hope this is helpful.

However, one could look at rental income as passive income, even though you pay a percentage to a property manager, but these types of investors are typically much larger with diversified portfolios. 

Hello BiggerPockets,Before I get to my question, here's my current background.- 30M/27F (Me and my wife)- No kids- No debt (besides vehicles and house)- I make 90k, wife makes 70k- Combined income: 160k- House value: ...

Absolutely not, this is your choice as a landlord.