We have closed two investment properties with First American Title and one with Fidelity.

@Chris Masonadmittedly I dont know much about mortgages, except its from latin, Mortuus for dead. and like old french for pledge until death..

Also, anyone that old, growing up in Cuba for that many years, becomes a well train, unmatched, handyman with creativity and frugality pouring out of his ears.Over the years, the more I looked for ways to break free of the daily grind that can be a normal ordinary American life, the more I found every job to be lacking something.

With less experienced investors buying CRE a good way to insure not only the above due diligence timeline is followed, but also for all the other items a Buyer should have access to or should review is to use an American Industrial Real Estate Association (AIR) purchase contract.

I would also recommend Sherry Yusef of American Family.Appraisers?

good luck on that one.. you have to go to the American consulate to get notaries... is there an American consulate there ???

No wonder most American companies overseas prefer to hire non-Americans, they don't have to pay them as much.Bryan, you have my email.It is interesting the number of people here who have endorsed the cash purchase of low dollar, cash flowing properties.

Just looking for my slice of the American Dream!

Living paycheck to paycheck isn't the American dream you thought it would be?

@Chris Lopez I have another great lender to recommend, Aaron Dehart over at New American Funding in Sparks, NV.