But after running the numbers, even with seller financing, which you can find in the images, this opportunity is a NO GO!!

So, then you’d have change title to your personal name to refi using a primary residence loan, so you’d have to find a lender, FHA is out, which would let you Simultaneously transfer title to your name and refi at the same time…might need some luck on that one.Also it is Not a cash offer, which means you Already have the cash when you offer…..which is Why people prefer a truly cash offer, since there is No chance of the sale falling through due to the buyer being unable to get the loan (for their “cash” offer). 

The lack of capital gain would already be a huge no no for me but so is the inferior property title (foreigners can't own land in Thailand).There are so many better ways to make a 10 - 12% ROI, which by the way you're not guaranteed to get (which would be ok if you could get capital gains)!

I will send current clients my past clients' homes and talk revenues, but there's no way to show, oh hey, this Denver STR pulled $90k this year but would have done only $70k if it didn't have the hot tub.It's nice to have that data to back up what I'm saying.

Contractors can be some of the least reliable people on the planet - no offense to the good one (singular) reading this.  

I withdraw my referral for opendoor i made above and will delete my comment because i no longer recommend them. 

No, I understand and appreciate how and why property taxes are levied.

We had no problems at all and the bank was happy to do so with no issue.

@Steve SaylerNot an attorney but based on what you noted the answer would be no.

Had no idea what I was oding.