If anyone could explain transactional funding a little better step by step I'd appreciate it?

@Andy Cross I have DEFINITELY listened to the podcast which is so great.

However R/E transactions in the Philippines was always done personally because upon purchase they are subject to consumption tax of 12% if purchased by a corporation (which is stupid).Not sure how valuable this information is to you because I've since wound down the HK company.

High rates, high fees, and they will screw up the transaction.

Cabelas, gander mountain, 4 hotel chains, numerous restaurants, a dozen food trucks, and more have opened in the last little while.

The primary difference is in how you finance the purchase. 1 to 4 units can be financed with conventional mortgage financing, however when you're purchasing five units or greater in a single transaction, typically you will need to use commercial multi family lending companies.  

This to me really legitimizes  the transaction.

Hello Fellow Bigger Pockets Friends:I just went through a transaction in Newport Beach and had escrow fees in excess of $15,000.

Hello Fellow Bigger Pockets Friends:I just went through a transaction in Newport Beach and had escrow fees in excess of $15,000.

While it is great to be proactive, for a standard clean deal on a 1-4 unit property, you will probably be doing a standard homeowner type residential transaction, so you may not need much advice up front that (nothing you could not find online, like here on BP, or in books mentioned here and elsewhere).What would you ask them anyway?