In addition to rehabbing, my wife and I have another priority:  international travel.We use a combination of cards to maximize travel points to redeem for airline tickets, hotel rooms and rental cars.For the business, I use a Chase Ink card.

I've found various references to Internal Revenue Code Section 4975(d) and one note that looked kind of interesting was "Receipt by a disqualified person of any benefit to which he may be entitled as a participant or beneficiary in the plan, so long as the benefit is computed and paid on a basis which is consistent with the terms of the plan as applied to all other participants and beneficiaries" I don't complete (or partially) understand what that is trying to say.

Policy and procedure should be based on State landlord tenant legislation.

There are a couple forums that may be useful to you:The first one is if you plan on purchasing in the U.Shttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/77-foreigners-buying-in-the-usaThe second would be for international Real Estate.

Should I ask for local lenders or does anyone know if American banks will offer a mortgage for international real estate?

@Cortney Jones Wow thank you for posting all of that.I don't know how many times someone says they need international business partner funding and they will pay 18% for one year.

A lot of the property management firms do sales internally.

This is for practicing family or internal medicine.

I want my children to believe in an internal locus of control.

I will be graduating this coming spring 18, and currently interning at a local commercial real estate firm, hopefully with a job coming after I graduate.