Investor residency "I think" you would have to deposit USD 200k in a DR bank then you will be able to get an investor residency or visa.

A letter doesn't have to be fancy-- as long as the RIGHT message is on it that says the right thing.No one will respond unless they are motivated, and that changes from month to month-- that is, a note holder who receives one of your mailings may not respond initially, but may become motivated down the line and by then, he's already seen several of your letters so he already "knows" you, and when he becomes motivated, he responds.Happens all the time.

If want to do a real deep dive on Intl Real Estate and Visas you should check out a youtube channel called Nomad Capitalist.   

I had to pay a $75 service call because a tenant broke off the toilet paper holder.

U.S. citizens can travel to and from Puerto Rico without a visa or even a passport.

Even the top 10% of tenants, voucher holders or not, will destroy a house through “normal use” during an ideal 2-3 lease renewal cycles and there isn’t a deposit large enough to cover the turnover costs.

As we scale up, we are finding that very few voucher holders are coming close to these ratios, and many have virtually no income.Any best practice advice would be appreciated.

In addition to high fees, the cost of the policy increase as the the policy holder gets older.

But, that is misrepresenting your intent to the holder of your note.

We closed out ALL of our accounts, my wife cancelled her BofA Visa, and we moved everything over to our existing credit union as well as open up new accounts at USAA.