They just do an international wire to you to pay or you open a bank account in the UK for that purpose and they pay you there.Regarding taxes, you'd first have to pay all the applicable taxes in the UK, including the income and capital gains taxes.

The title says it all. I am currently under F1 Visa status (Student Visa) and get my green card within a year. I have $80K cash, I go to Northeastern University, Boston MA. I have an additional $500K invested into a p...

Per my original post, you can run a CAP rate analysis for your own personal, internal purposes comparing apples to apples on anything from a SFH up to a medium size MF as long as you properly account for all expenses, including your own donated labor, equipment and materials. 

This is the interior wall below the winow. 

Everything we did hate an internalized system, every process and part with specific codes all in a massive database.

Include terms in lease where property manager pays for all furnishings, RE taxes, insurance, and interior maintenance.Consider contacting IRA Financial Group or one of the contributors on this group regarding set up of your Solo401k.

 :)2nd Post will have the INTERIOR PART 

Thanks In advance for help SamanIf the house is set up to support two families, you may have changed the footprint of the house to create internal obsolescence.

A normal 2 x 4 wall takes R13, which means you want to add another 5 to get to R19, you can achieve that by adding 1" foam on the outside ( R 5.6). you should break down your costs and find out what is best for you: add 2" framing and 2" extension jambs to windows( material and labor) + R19 -- leave existing 2x4 and spray foam-- install 1" foam on exterior,R13 interior, extend jambs and trim on exterior ( if vinyl siding that can easily be covered with aluminum). 

That would be the obvious thought, but the interior has a thumb latch and no need for a key.