Orlando is a very International location and, being so requires a little more hands on and knowledge of handling guests from all of the World with different languages, different currencies and them searching from differnt time zones.

Before moving abroad, I lived in Lakewood, and there is a good chance I will return to the CLE area when the international assignment is done next year.

Has anyone purchased investment property internationally?

Second, you need to internalize the margin of safety concept - buying an asset for way less than you think it's worth. 

My suggestion would be to locate all applicable legislation and become familiar with it’s application.

Based on my experience, Multnomah County blazes the trail for legislation concerning landlord-tenant law.

Second, you need to internalize the margin of safety concept - buying an asset for way less than you think it's worth.

There was a lot of work in front of us and I took on the responsibilities for our internal procedures and workflows.

I am an international investor therefore I do not qualify for the standard mortgage like a US investor would.Currently I would qualify for a cash out refi at 65% LTV and the rates are in the high 9s….I am close to hitting my monthly cash flow goals but I want to keep expanding my portfolio of course.

We had an internal conversation about this recently, primarily for home owners doing ground up but it would apply here all the same.