Meaning the lender has the right to accelerate the payment and demand all the unpaid loan balance to be paid in full within 30 days...

Then you list liabilities: all loans like mortgage, car loans, visa balances, student loans, loans you have cosigned for and any other debt.A full credit report will verify your loans.

Once you build up a stable balance sheet, I know of a few hedge funds that will lend to foreign investors, once they have built a track record.

But there is no loan balance after a foreclosure.

I treat tenants like customers so if they need something I am quick to resolve in a balanced manner.When I think of turnovers, they aren't 6months but 2-3 yrs.

Does that mean that the total of the original loan was for 300k, and that I'd be paying the balance?

And I agree Class B seems to be a steady cash flow combined with a balanced mix of risk and reward.

Right now I'm simply learning as much as possible from books and podcasts while I get my balance sheet looking as good as I can.

You're bound to find a seller who things that's attractive and will do it at the 25% amount you need to cover the balance.

They may choose not to pay, but depending on how your lease is written, you can either pay the oldest charges first (when next months rent rolls in) and start charging the late fee on the unpaid balance, or just wait until move-out and deduct the charge from the security deposit.