It might make more sense to own the property and lease it out to an organization that does it and you could do a percentage lease rather than a flat monthly fee.It isn't for me but I'm more of a passive person.

The personal credit card options, such as the Amex Gold and Platinum, are perfect for frequent travelers as they quickly pay for themselves with travel perks and rewards.For real estate professionals, the new Hilton Honors Business Card earns 5X points on all purchases up to $100,000, while the Blue Business Plus Credit Card offers 2X points on all purchases up to $50,000.

You don't have to meet them in person.

Be happy to chat and share my personal experiences if you'd like.

I personally like the Chase Ink series of cards as I use Chase for my personal cards as well. 

check this company that handles a lot of overseas investor,  small company but I found good to deal with and have purchased property in Mexico with them.  

As far as your tax questions, I would personally refer you back to your tax advisor or refer you one if you need it.

I have a real estate portfolio with good amount of equity (most of the portfolio is free and clear), however my personal DTI ratio is too high and that's stopping me from tapping into it to settle some debts and buy more properties.

I haven’t come across that before personally so I was wondering if that’s a good thing or a red flag he’d be offering that?

If I’m understanding the bonus depreciation correctly, is it true that it only applies to the personal property and NOT the building or land?