While the usual saying "you get what you pay for" obviously applies, I'm flabbergasted that people are ready to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in a foreign country but have an issue paying a likely small amount in relation to that to make sure they don't end up making a bad investment.Hope this helps!

If you ever need any help with anything from investment deals, sales, renovations, or property management, feel free to reach out!

HI Dara,If you own more than 50% of the LLC and can prove that you own it via operating agreement IE you’re the manager or member for 51%+ you can use conventional financing to close on this refinance out of your LLC (you will need to quit claim deed it back to your personal name and update the preliminary title report prior to closing conventional).Fannie doesn’t care about seasoning and timing however if you opt to use Freddie Mac there is a 51%+ ownership of the LLC required and or 12 months payments or occupancy required so freddie is way tougher for their continuity of obligation (COO) requirements.

I have a couple of people I can, but I would also like to know if I found someone worth using.

Hey guys - I came across this company - Offer Geek - https://ogeekholdings.com/ - where they are offering properties by also doing the entire renovation, placing a Section 8 tenant and also offering property management for you? 

They need to be nice and in good shape or people will see that in the pictures.

If you're pursuing foreclosed properties, visit the attorney's website to view the list of foreclosures they're managing.

Just wanted to get other peoples thoughts first.

I'd love to discuss issues like seasonality, management, and flood insurance with anyone who operates in the area.

As Patrick mentioned, I would be careful to be competing with the new builds and stick to more affordable price points or places with a large yard or no HOA that will appeal to a different group of people than the new builds will.