As it turns out, I was informed Friday that an offer I made the day before on a home in Beverly Hills was accepted and am awaiting that purchase contract so that we can open escrow Monday or Tuesday.I guess I have to get out and start raising capital again for this new project as the take down price alone will be in the $2M range.So bring your comments and your questions BP, would love to get some of your feedback.

I don't think it would make sense to leverage your home to raise capital if it means going into a negative cashflow situation. 

I was born and raised in New York (Queens), but lived in NJ most of my adult life.

So that would be out of the question.Properties are usually trade in USD.In my opinion that should create a good market for buyers since the most renters have no chance to buy and have to rent at very high rates.What are my chances to raise Capital with an Ltd. in UK (or other foreign country) to invest it in real estate in Ukraine?

Does it make sense to bundle that portfolio and sell it to raise capitol to buy an apartment complex?

And raising the money for an initial down payment on a property.

Obviously not sustainable long term either.Total Return for the first year: -3,600(cashflow) + 5,694(equity) + 24,375(6.2% appreciation) + 4,000(tax break) = 31,000Total paid for property: 46,883.39 Total ROI for first year: (total return/total paid) = 66.1%There are two things happening in April 2015: Getting a new appraisal to drop the PMI (the market prices here have been growing at 6.2% year over year) and the raising the rent to market rate.

I was born and raised in Colombia but have been in the states for half my life now.

If i hold as inflation hedge, I can raise rents if rates go up but sale price will go down and i will have to pay capitol gains if i wait more than 3 years.

Any suggestions about how to raise capital?