Subscribe to local real estate investor groups and pay attention when they give classes on this subject (assuming that they do).

They look fine but are essentially glued-on and subject to wear and tear.In particular, there isn't a good solution for the top edge of the laminate flooring.  

And if there was litigation you need to understand if your going to be subject to potential claim for attorneys fee's should you lose..

Hey Anthony,I am in a similar situation, and I have determined that the best way for me to acquire additional properties without much out of pocket is to pursue creative strategies like Subject-to, Assumable loans and owner financing! 

I think analyzing a house hack is more subjective since you'll actually be living there.

If you do, it will be subject to taxes. 

I have a basic understanding of wholesaling and creative financing such as "subject to" deals, owner financing, etc.

You may also be subject to taxes in your home country for any income earned in the US.I don't think you would need a power of attorney.

Cheapest supersonic loan that you will ever get, plus the interest is tax deductible above the line (subject to income limits) which is ideal.

I know I'm making a lot of assumptions, but any info on the subject would help me out a lot.