I do not agree with those saying "just move on", and here's why: they will undoubtedly do this again, and we, as landlords, owe it to our fellow LLs to help each other.Although you may very well never collect the money owed you (But you also may get at least some, read on to see why)....there is another bigger reason to go through the Small Claims process.

The lender is stating the following: "we would require a mortgage on the lot in the amount of $90,000.00 when combined with your $50,000.00 deposit would be $140,000.00 down payment apx a 20 percent down payment"Is he saying I need to find another $90,000, or that he will act as the mortgagee on that portion as well? 

The bank is charging points as well just to get 8+% on the loan.

I have an article here all about how to find a great provider: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

The bank says we need to provide that person's permission to open up a CD in the name of the LLC. 

We’ve been gathering information about the rental property market in Japan in terms of realistic expectations for yields, as well as a reasonable timeline for getting started and generating income to support our family. 

Be sure to look the house over well yourself so you know what you are getting yourself into before you are in it.

Turnkey providers typically charge a percentage of gross rents plus a markup on maintenance calls.

I feel this house is on the early end of revitalization.I also reached out to the hospital to try and connect with their travel nurse housing person, as well as a rural med school that sends med students to this hospital for their yearly rotations.

If at the end of the year I have ended up not making as much as my expenses is it technically considered a loss or since I own the house, has the house provided me more income?