Fresh internals, fresh bolts, and fresh grommets.

You can also say international appeal in our more global economy plays a role too, especially with the rise of Asia.

But wondering may be a good internal watchdog.Best wishes for a long, successful, and fun career.

Well, that's funny, because that's sub-forum is called "Americans investing internationally".

My experience is in lender negotiations and have a vast background due to having worked internally for one of the largest lenders in the U.S.

My only success story to date is that I bought a family house international, then the dollar tanked, so I sort of "made out" if I were to sell it now..

Perhaps some day in the future when time permits, I will run such programs for free and thus, be a real "mentor"One piece of advice given was to find a successful RE investor and JV with him/her (or intern).

With the exception of one individual, the roomers / boarders / tenants who have rented rooms in this house have all been international students.

I started by posting something on my website that I was looking for interns.

Also, people should recognize that different metrics are used depending on whether you are looking at the numbers for internal accounting or for external tax reporting, which is why there may be some confusion between all of these numbers.