I feel like in my area of Oklahoma we have some great ROI with the lower end of RE.

Maybe as the discussion continues I will remember.

The numbers are submitted to my abroad clients and evaluated for sign-off during due diligence process (full disclosure), from there they sign off and we move forward with the purchase (long story short).With that said, if you take the above route your going to need:US Bank Account(s)Corporation/LLCPower of Attorney for either your RE Broker, Accountant or AttorneyAmerican Consulate for Notarizing (i.e. the Deed, Memorandums, etc.)US to Israel Mailing Service for Business Operations (i.e.

I would pay them part of mortgage (still discussing amount), keep some of the rent to pay back my initial investment with interest for fixing up the place (still discussing amount), and......I don't know.It's still in the planing stage, but they're very interested.

It is considered an unsecured loan unless you and your borrower agree that he/she will put something as collateral for the loan re-payment. 

If so, send me an email so we can discuss further.Gary

The absorption rate is the demand for a particular asset in a particular RE market over some amount of time.

Anything other than dropping the price that you did to spark more interest perhaps staging and re-posting photos?  

The first 30 minutes are for open networking and we will begin our discussion at 6:30.

My wife and I bought a four-family in Massachusetts, re-did the wood floors, painted everything, brought in new cabinets, and raised the rents.