Originally posted by @Michael S.

The average loan officer is in his 50's, so being younger can be a huge advantage.2.

Good luck Robert , I own property near you and it"s  a high demand area,near schools and shopping.

@Alex S.

@Austin S.

@Han Oo as a US securities attorney this sounds like it falls under Regulation S.

I have been in the field (construction/building) for almost 14 years npw and havr been contemplating jumping in to real estate.My business partner Shawn, is a classically educated guy, also in his early 30's.

I have been in the field (construction/building) for almost 14 years npw and havr been contemplating jumping in to real estate.My business partner Shawn, is a classically educated guy, also in his early 30's.

@Kevin S.

Be prepared to provide proof of income, proof of funds for down payment (Bank statements, 401(k)s, IRAs, other), past two year tax returns, and the list of all other assets.