@Shiloh Lundahl, I think we've traded a few emails early in the morning!

That said - I think you are coming out swinging asking for deals <80% of market before having proven you perform in the area.

My partners and I are active in the area and I would be happy to connect and trade notes. 

Be responsive to your investors - specially when problems arise.One Challenge with Foreign InvestorsOne challenge with foreign investors specially with the "trade war" between US and China, is that transferring money (from China to US) is more limited than before.Even then, I was able to buy a 42-unit apartment building In Cincinnati and a hotel in Columbus, primarily with the help of my Chinese investors.So there you have it.

The next thing is to get your trades lined up and get them going.

I work a swing shift, 4 on 4 off, so I have a good deal of free time. 

I am a college student but I’m limited on funds & I was thinking about doing some trading or something in that nature to earn more money or earn extra income but I have no clue how to do so.. any help?

Any time you have areas that have a lot of rehab going on  IE older homes that have been rentals for years or older homeowners with a ton of differed maintenance.. there will be a wide swing in valuations based on condition.so what throws many off are the sales that happen to those looking to do full blown rehab so they may pick up a home for 40k that needs 40k in rehab and after done is worth 100k.. and its on the same street were a home owner was neat as a pin and got full retail for theirs.. and for sure depends on who appraises it and how many comps were in the area and how long ago etc etc.. 

You can get 4 plexes in lower greenville, historic district, tiny rooms, but they trade for less than a million.

@Dan Perlman, that will depend really on that lender but it’s not necessary that you have 3 trade lines.