Took a job to the DC area from Florida, so hopefully will be able to invest in an area that foreign but hopefully presents a lot of good opportunities to expand portfolio.

Very good service, very knowledgeable, and has lots of real estate clients.

Do to many missteps from my current PM ranging from leaving the front door of the property open (over night) to sending rent checks to another client the list goes on.To the point, what would be some recommended ways to give PM the boot and what steps should be taken to do so and too avoid legal ramification?

Committing yourself to enjoying a foreign environment is a sure way to draw opportunity in.

I have an international client with properties in zips 46201 and 46221.He has been ripped off big time by a dishonest turnkey company and I am trying to help him get the properties stabilized.

I'm a foreign investor (but have green card) and have no income history in the states.

Jimmy,Please contact me at [email protected] have a few hotel clients and may be able to find something for you.Roger Lin

I have been doing some reading on it but I would prefer to talk with someone who is doing it to get their perspective on several aspects of it including ease of purchase, maintenance, tax issues, foreign ownership rules, entities, etc.

I do not have time to WORK for extra yield as my time is best spent transacting commercial deals for my clients.

I pride myself on offering the best customer service and knowledge to my clients and I feel as if this could be a great resource for me to learn more about the investing side.My business model is to accumulate multi-family residences in Philadelphia and the surrounding counties and manage them myself until I find that hiring a property manager as leverage is my best bet.