Seriously a dangerous product. 

Hi @Marcus ONG, sorry for replying so long after this post but, the above answers are incomplete.concerning 1)  because they miss the aspect of territoriality of the tax: the answer generally depends on the fiscal residence of the non-resident.Many countries (France, Korea) assess taxes on their residents based on their worldwide income.

If I only miss one workout, I’ll get back to this person Monday, etc… this is a dangerous slope.

Any areas that are danger zones? 

I think we're headed for bubble territory. 

Each market is an economy unto itself and there are dangers around every corner, every day for real estate investors.  

Aa far as raising capital, most turn to JVing which can be dangerous due to SEC.

I don't know how the state will say you can't evict but the bank will say, pay me.This is uncharted territory for many people.

We're looking at small multifamily properties, and so as the price goes up, rent per door can't keep up due to people's incomes not rising, so that squeezes the cap rates into undesirable territory for us. 

 More and more states are requiring wholesalers to be licensed.  I have stated before that this could be a trap for the wholesaler, whom, if licensed may be taking on a responsibility to the seller that is at a minimu...