Definitely look into investing in the US. there's a great Global Investor podcast on YouTube @Charles Carillo The right team can make it very smooth for you

I don't have a general contractor but I have a lot of good subs.I have someone for roofing repairs (ryen's roofing), installing challenging doors like sliding doors or French doors (whallo).I also have a great handyman ($15/hr but excellent and trustworthy), ac (~$3500 to completely switch from swamp to central ac), electrical (about $1000 for a new electrical panel), plumbing and drywall.If you need to purchase windows or doors I would suggest window depot which is based in Tucson. 

We can close by Day 98 if things go smoothly. 3.

Don’t let her slide on the dog .

Most agents are worth their value such that they can negotiate you a better deal, negotiate for repairs, smooth the process while guiding you through it, and get township inspections passed with minimal repairs, etc.

Someone from the Zillow group (also a member) responded with this:<<The goal of this product is to bring several processes that have traditionally happened offline, and bring them online, smoothing the overall experience for everyone.

They were helpful, worked with us not against us and supported our schedule . . . projects went smoothly and far less frustrating.With that being said, if you have done work that bypassed permits, you have two potential liability areas. 

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

The transaction and communication has been super smooth and we close next month. 

If I’m honest, I do feel scared in leaving a cushy job - I’ve been at this for 10 years and worked VERY hard to get to where I am... but on the flip slide, I’m more scared if I don’t leave.