Your local independent mortgage broker (note I did not say "mortgage broker," I said mortgage broker) will work with lenders that have fees/rates right in line with the most unreliable internet lenders.

I recently moved back to the island and I can see daily opportunities for investments in every corner but unfortunately there is not to much info on the internet, so that’s why I’m here asking questions to help investors that are interested in PR.

I would hold in your back pocket the fact that you are more than happy to share your experience on the internet if they try to hold you to the term of the agreement.

In the internet age, all the statutes are online for free. 

I have been hearing around the internet that if you pay a down payment of 3.5 %, you have to pay an upfront MIP cost when buying the property.

For my potential tenants I also look at open sourceDocuments on the Internet, like state court system, google, Facebook, etc.

Finding an attorney to be a partner that buys properties for you until you can legally do so and then buying him/her out sounds like an internet scheme.  

On market properties are already being exposed to anyone with the internet, its nearly impossible to add value in a situation like that.

We would love to work with you on anything we can help with as well as share info that we have gathered from the internet and the network we have been expanding for the last couple months.

They should be able to help you and you should not have to rely on the internet for guidance.