Hi,I'm new to this forum and I come from Geneva, Switzerland in Europe, I found a lot of very interesting informations and rules, like the 50% and the 2% rules, on BiggerPockets but it seems to be impossible to invest in my local market with these rules so I registred to try to see what you, US expert, thinks about the situation in Geneva and what I should/can do here.First things First, in Switzerland everything is expensive, and housing is specialy expensive in Geneva since we have a lot of banks, international companies, NGO and even the United Nations who brings a lot of very high paid employes to our city.The whole Switzerland is probably smaller than most states in the US and Geneva is a small state in Switzerland.

He asked me to bring him deal and he would decide yes or no.

The livelihood of you and your family depends on it.2) Steve Babiak brings up a good point.

I'm thinking about getting a bigger line of credit in my credit card, like another grand or two, to try and bring that available credit up higher thereby reducing my revolving credit utilization.

We get the contract, they handle paperwork for every deal between title co and attorneys, etc. would also do bookkeeping and organizing of all our buyers and sellers.I would also like to bring in someone for acquisitions eventually although I think this will be an easier position to fill as I'm pretty clear on what I'd be looking for.

Hey Craig:Im a noob around these parts and if my .02 helps, I am tickled to bring it.A coupla things stick out:at some point, the deal becomes golden and the math makes sense.

The largest expense will be bringing in water and sewer.

I appreciate the value you bring to this community.

. :)Sorry Karen, I'm afraid a new corporation won't cut it, it will have no credit history as a commercial loan and the loan would need to be personally guaranteed which then brings the credit issues of the guarantor into the picture.

IMHO "MOST" RE brokers want their agents to LIST and to BRING MORTGAGE QUALIFIED HOME BUYERS to listed properties.