What an insightful, and difficult question.

It makes it difficult to find existing information w/o it.

Unfortunately, like walking through the forest in the dark, the world of international preconstruction real estate investing can be a difficult world to navigate just like any other real estate deals.

We both work fulltime and have a family, so travelling would be difficult in the searching out process.

By investing I mean, of course, that there is a balance of risk and reward and at the end of the day you need to measure one against the other and decide if it’s right for you.

Keep in mind that each agent has to divide that 3% (in this example) with their brokerage and will only retain the balance after their desk fee or “split” with their brokerage firm is divided.and the second question I have is can someone sell their home without a real estate agent?

"Whether you are selling Pampers, credit cards, or building homes, this market will become the economic engine of our country," according to Chiqui Cartagena, a leading U.S. expert on the Hispanic market.Realtors can capitalize on the red-hot potential of this market segment by working with residential mortgage lenders who understand the cultural nuances and economic differences that make home buying more difficult for Hispanics.

And as a college student, it's very difficult to invest, because I don't have a full time job or a whole lot of savings.

My experience tells me that moving these properties and for that matter, valuing these properties is indeed quite difficult due to the lack of good comps as well as the much smaller pool of buyers.

I guess is not difficult at all to get a whole shopping cart set up but the catch is how to attract all the traffic that goes to Ebay and that eventually is going to bring buyers for your product.