I can swing by and take some pictures of the area if you want to share the cross street and/or address you are looking at.

We enjoy working with BHB and I believe they cover that area. 

In my case the rent of one unit covers all the principle and intrest of the property plus a little more. 

At the time I thought this was fine and I was working for his company going from site to site to take pictures and hire contractors and manage the flips.Fast forward to October 2017, after several occasions of my bringing up the note and him pushing it back over and over, as well as, trying to convince me to roll the money over to the next investment, I finally the demanded the note be due (as per agreement written in the note).

It gives me a good picture of what to do when I encounter this sort of thing again, which unfortunately seems pretty likely :/

IMHO, treating your investors right and keeping your promises is the best way to avoid problems with an investor but it's a good feeling to know we're well covered in case things go bad.

I'd imagine multiple smaller units would drive up revenue per sqft.I have always wanted to do rv/boat/car stoarge and toss up some good size solar panels and charge premium for covered parking haha.

If they need to buy out a tenant then that is what needs to be done to cover their mistake 

I'm reading Long Distance Real Estate Investing, so hopefully that will give me most of the knowledge I need to cover investing into the States as a non-American. 

We owe $349kHer house value according to Zillow (since we haven't had appraisals done yet): $754k needs major work (we are ok with the work, it comes with the land we want as well and that has huge value to us) She owes around 60k (I think)My question is more about how to go about the legal piece of this.What are some options to make sure both parties are covered legally?