Your best bet is to value it like a credit card debt, and you know how discounted those are.Maybe someone else can chime in.

But really, there are going to be a lot more numbers involved with this investment, so the best bet is to start off the conversation with a lender.In the meantime, do a little research to see what your homes might be worth and what you could potentially rent them for.

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To find out if you can get a second you'll just need to call around to some Colorado banks and see if they'll allow it. 1stBank is usually a good first bet since they do more portfolio lending and may be able to work something for you.

Be aware of that and who's on the Internet trying to sell you something you don't need.I live just outside of Dallas Texas and I have never been to Nashville but I have heard recently that it is a good market to be around with a growing population.  

But getting a PM is probably your best bet, especially since you're long distance.

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There are other drivers; including the growing number of jobs in Newark, but the commute is key IMHO.3.In light of 1 and 2 above,  some neighborhoods are are better bets vs. others.

If it is a C-Corp then it would. you should be able to deduct your mileage since you own property there and claim the depreciation on the passive income property. but your best bet is to talk to a CPA that that deals with foreign trade and could better answer those questions 

I have bid on and bought a few houses sight unseen because I was away just by a few internet pictures and him going from room to room with me on the other end of the phone.