You may run into minimum value/loan amount issues but with your liquid assets you have lots of non-bank financing options.

My goal is to build enough passive income that I can leave land behind and sail around the world and never return to land.A little about myself: I'm 19, living with friends and paying rent, working a minimum wage job and not really having a lot of financial freedom to save or invest.

Minimum investments to get into these deals go from $25K to $500K.

My screening requires a minimum 650 score.

I just got a listing agreement for a duplex in the Gladeview area today for $215,000 and it is the cheapest duplex I've seen on the market for quite some time.

I'm currently venturing into wholesaling, and I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share a Nebraska purchase agreement along with an assignment agreement to utilize for wholesaling properties?

Can financially secure the agreement with a 6 month of rent guarantee on a 5-year lease upfront to make for comforts but wanted to know is there anything I overlooked? 

I've tried a couple of lenders but they have a minimum purchase price of over $100k in order to be able to lend to foreign nationals.

E.g. you will spend at a minimum $10-15K (this is being ultra cheap) on a securities attorney (not including other costs around administration, legal and accounting). 

After a week or two of negotiation seller accepted my offer and a P&S agreement was drafted.