They are based up north on east coast but prob work around USA. 

An FHA government loan allows for up to 96.5% financing up to 4-unit property. 

Now that understand that part, now I need to figure out 1250 recapture rules, for an add back of previously deducted depreciation.I cant figure out how to find, on my tax returns, the total depreciation over the years up to 2023 on each property.

I know I will after I close some deals.

Never heard of closing connection, but make sure anyone is underwritten by one of the big boys.

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. - I didn't search for non-recourse, that just popped up by dumb luck. - The 3rd lender, on the right, with the best rate, requires that one borrower/sponsor be experienced in the asset class, and that they personally live local to the property. - 1 regional lender (Pima + 1 other county), 1 state-wide lender (AZ), and 1 national lender, not in that order, is represented here. 

Hey Titus, investing in US broadens up the possibilities tremendously.

( both new builds and or rehab properties) I was not able to find any, rent to retirements has some in Ocklahawa which is kind of close to Ocala…but from what I read on the forum Ocklahawa is a lot more rural than Ocala, and not appreciated as much, is this true ?

I have some experience in multi-family fix and hold but am new to new construction (ground up).