It costs $100 for a lease and several other documents written by investors and an attorney-approved for your state.

@Will Ervin Try local real estate investor meetups.Key data points that any lender (HML, private individual lender, or other) will want to understand about the project are:- Property type (e.g.

Go to real estate investing meetups in your area, get to know local investors, read books and listen to podcasts together to figure out what you think you want to do the most and what will benefit you, depending on where you live, the most.

I'm an investor-friendly licensed realtor in Dallas, TX.

@Steele Kruzel if you are looking for a local plumber, electrician, title company, CPA, etc....then we should check with other investors in our market. 

BiggerPockets is full of resources designed to help you along your journey, whether you are just getting started or a seasoned investor.

I would talk to a mortgage broker in the US who works with foreign investors and can explain your options, but I would also definitely contact Canadian banks to see what they can offer. 

Hi all,I am a new investor looking to getting into the rental property business in an apartment.

I'm interested in networking with investors who want to purchase multifamily assets in the Michigan or Ohio markets.

Find an investor-friendly agent in your area — some RE pros specialize in foreclosure, so if after research you're confident that that's the way you want to go, I would find one who can work with you and help guide and represent you in your next transaction.