My school isn't offering organizational but they do have finance, human resource, international, management, and marketing.

Since I speak Spanish and had been to CR several times there wasn't any real fear or concern with that.Note: an issue that will keep many US investors in a post 08' world out of international deals will be the difficulty in securing financing.

I graduated from Clemson University in 2011 with a bachelors in international business (with a focus in German), paying my way through school thanks to the help of real estate.

With your spare time you could intern for a property management firm, soak up some knowledge and experience.

If the information showed up on her bureau, fraud report, or other internal audits.  

The second home in the same area (haven't swung by it yet) is within a half mile of this one, same situation, walking distance to town etc) Also $165000, rents $750 and $800, we didn't get into great detail on the second property other than rents, location and again just internal cosmetic work, long term tenants also).  

With stocks, companies reinvest their earnings internally and grow themselves.

As such I'll be looking forward to building a truly international portfolio.

That way you have built in equity, and if you decide to hold for a long period of time, the property should appreciate hopefully at least the rate of inflation so that initial equity doesn't change + you get loan paydown.Most advanced investors are looking for an exit strategy within 7 years of initial ownership because your internal rate of return is usually highest then.

Lots of questions......and some internal guilt for thinking about opportunities when so many are facing such epic devastation....