I fly in and out of Dallas-Fort Worth international Airport.

Even the international calls are amazingly cheap.I like that I can go in and online change all the settings.

Chris DeVries at Colliers International Los Angeles will be able to assist you.  

WinThe first is a function of your analysis, which in tern is a function of your experience. 

Here's some general information:http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/International-Taxpa...There are very critical and important tax elections you must make in the first year of investing in the US.

It just didn't feel right...Once I felt inside money isn't everything & that I didn't internally feel "right"..I walked away....Few months later, I found a wonderful property that I am closing on next month!

Otherwise I recommend tapping into your local community and hire on an intern who's actually interested in real estate and use them.

I am responsible only for the internals.

. :) If you're super serious about investing, you might even want to reach out to a real estate brokerage that works with investors to see if they need hired help or an intern during the year you're off, and then you can REALLY learn the ropes of investing at the same time you're studying to get your RE license.

I am willing to take on additional risk (in the forms of higher turnover, repairs, evictions, etc.) if the returns are high enough to make it worth it (I'm thinking of it as small cap or international stocks).