@Art Maydan I will DM what we do and also a link to our Property Manager Best Practices Group.   

I was also thinking for selling financing by paying off their financial issue as part of the down payment now, throw a little extra on top as cushion, call it $100k, and then monthly payments towards the purchase price, that will also go towards her downpayment, and then another lump sum 5-6 months later to go towards the rest of her down payment, since the likelihood of her finding a place and closing in 30-60 days is low.Does anyone else have any other creative ideas on how to either present seller financing to them and not have to find a lender, or a solution outside of conventional and DSCR to acquire the property?

I mean you could call it a "kickback" but it is common practice.

Here’s how I would structure my thoughts with respect to developing a strategy that prioritizes your personal fulfillment, profitability that disrupts through wealth creation, and your fiduciary obligation to those willing to back your idea with their capital.Legal Considerations:Partner with an attorney who has a record of accomplishment of success in international business, contract law, and real estate within the investment space.Consult with legal experts in Panama to understand the biggest challenges for short-term real estate investment and international investors.

Any tips or best practices would be greatly appreciated! 

It’s great for getting an idea on a prospective tenant without fees Charging an app fee is normal and common with prospective tenants.

I am unsure how to proceed on a property and thinking of listing it to rent as well as sell… do you think this is a good idea?

Considering your current employment situation, DSCR is definitely the way to go in addition to the idea of utilizing a 1031 exchange on the property in MA. 

Hi guys,Im having hard time finding people, connections, resources here in Innsbruck, Austria.Been looking for a while now for forums similar as BP and there are practically non.

He was expecting an insurance agent/adjuster of some kind and not the new soon-to-be owners and had no idea about the sale, which was suppose to close in 2 days.