They also could be new enough that they do not have any track record.Depending on the State of KY laws check to see what are the regulations concerning lending money.Ask you contact person for a letter from their bank saying they are in good standing.You have reason to be concerned.Why not borrow locally rather than internationally?

@Lekan Nicholson I would have to assume a government office keeps regular business hours!

It may even permit the government of the country in which your data resides access to your data for its own purposes.    

When it comes to security deposits, we do not refund any portion to the departing tenant and have them transfer any claim they may have to the deposit to the remaining tenant (here there is a specific government form for this very action).as part of the amendment.

This is a business and most businesses are governed by rules such as licensing, inspections, etc.

However, 2005 changes to the Texas Property Code (Sec. 5.061 et seq.) define residential lease-options for longer than 180 days as "executory contracts" subject to strict regulation and penalties if not done exactly right.

When it comes to details around financing, regulation and taxation, much of the information is U.S.A. specific and those of us from elsewhere need to find local information sources to supplement.  

Even if you took a commission from someone "on the side" you could be looked at by a government entity (not sure which one) for a crime. 

My biggest concern is not being able to list the home until early April due to Wells Fargo's regulation.  

My questions is is there any way we can buy that house with 0 down with a government loan like fha home in 5?