Scenario 1: Board & Existing Shareholders give the 'Green" light to go ahead with the offering, and the new investor only achieve 60% of shares being acquired then 40% of existing shareholder (apt owner) will not sell.

The idea being I buy it from them,  give them access to that land with the easement,  and there's no need to move fences.

I just wrapped up my first deal on a multifamily, and in the process of acquiring a few single family properties.

Ivan, turn key is simply one of several methods of acquiring rental properties.

For the meantime, I suggest using a mobile browser like Safari or Chrome to access Biggerpockets on your phone. 

Now I'm wondering if that is right.Not sure it matters, but another part of this is I am unable to access the "cash value" funds the insurance paid me because my bank (who has mortgages on the properties) has them "locked/froze" until the work is completed or as the work is completed).

I am looking to buy a multi-family here in Japan with a partner - He is a US citizen who is bringing some valuable connections and resources and I am providing access to financing.What we are thinking of doing is starting a Gōdō gaisha and then I will get a loan for the property based on my salary and residency status and then transfer the property into our company. 

I could probably setup and optimize lead generation funnels for acquiring various RE leads (eg. foreclosure leads) worldwide.

Nathan, Those all are amazing ideas on how to get access to deals before they hit the public, definitely going to find a well seasoned realtor who is investor friendly and start being active in finding deals.David, Thank you for reminding me that investing is gonna take some patience and that I need to make the deal work for me.

I am currently approved up with Access Bank up to 250k without leases in place, but with longterm leases I am approved to purchase up to around the 350k range.  2.