How do you source bricks to match the 130-year-old bricks and how do you project costs?

Find some areas online that you see a lot of development, and then drive the neighborhood taking notes of the properties that look like they're not being taken care of. 2) Propstream I have heard is a good source, however its not free.

After that, they can get money from any source they want for as long as they want.When a tenant moves in with borrowed money, there's an exceedingly high chance the free money will eventually run out and they won't be able to afford the rent.

I've also seen that there are some private and hard money that would do loans to foreigners but they seem much more expensive and they would probably kill the cash flow from the buildings i am looking into.The duplex I own I paid for with my personal line of credit but that limits my buying power by alot.The main reason why I invest in the states is simple, in my area in Canada, gross rent multiplier is about 16-20x, which is not ideal for cash flow.So my question to you is this: does anyone think that it's worth it to get loans with higher interest rates and just go with my initial strategy?

Last year I bought the first turnkey property through my Ohio based LLC.I am looking for lenders who can provide foreign national mortgages to buy or refinance properties on favorable terms.

Zillow and other online sources can be great as well.

Usually you need to turn to off-market sources to get any type of deal in this market.

Hi, I've just heard of someone using a bad credit list as a lead source as they could have pre-forclosure etc.

Census.gov, Bureau of Labor Statistics, local Chambers of Commerce, and other online data sources.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ChrisM93/file/scotsman-guide---lenders-for-foreign-nationalsIf you go to your local mortgage branch, you might be able to find a more current version of that list in the recycle bin, or sitting out on a table somewhere.