Hey Mike, I believe this was actually bp support, I had an issue trying to reply to one particular forum and sent them a note.

I work at a hedge fund, which allows me to save a good bit of money. 

With more money, an investor can buy larger, multiple, or more productive propertiesDon't believe me - take a look at this comparison chart:Let’s say you do 10 transactions in your investing career.

If you can combine the both well that could make you much more money. 

Although, I realize that tax implications will be severe on using pre tax money and will reflect as income.Thanks.

@Florsabel De La RosaPunta Cana gets two thirds of the country's tourism but most tourists go there for the all-inclusive resorts so you have pros and cons and a lot of the money has already been made there.I prefer the North Coast indeed  and specifically Las Terrenas and the Samana Peninsula.

Review your money, talk to local agents, and learn from investors and managers.

It will certainly cost you more money to set it up, but it is the legal way to do it.

With providing some rough numbers, my extended work experience with my company, and my credit to the lender, he informed me that I could potentially qualify for a $250k property with an FHA loan and a conventional down payment assistance loan which would put me with little to no money down out of pocket.

There were a lot of things I did not know about the business of multifamily, however, the biggest “A ha” lesson I learned was actually about economics.