One tip for putting together an offer is to make two offers so the buyer is presented with an "either this or that" choice vs a "yes or no" choice. 

I live in a large Amish Community in Southern Indiana with several different things to offer but just not sure if I should only promote a place for people to stay or widen the choices to include tours and actual time they (Tourists) could spend at Amish Farmsteads which would include learning all aspects of the Amish Lifestyle.

@Price KenneyYou want to connect with an accountant who is very familiar with taxation as it pertains to foreign investors.A couple things to consider.1) Depreciation calculated may be different if the ultimate owner is US or Foreign.2) Corporation tax rate decreases with the most recent tax reform made "blockers" more attractive.3) use of a blocker is favorable to many foreign investors as you are not required to file a US individual tax return and not required to disclose all other personal information to IRS.However, all the facts and circumstances should be addressed before preceding so please consult with a competent accountant.

They recommended a local preferred restoration company that does good work for her but was clear I had a choice with who I used for restoration.

Even with the rent thing out of the picture I’m still currently looking for an intelligent individual to learn from.

Right now I have been using a helpful site: areavibes.com to narrow down my search a bit and my criteria has been this..Cheap (about 60k PP looking at my capital for a down payment & rehab)Good employment scoreGood housing scoreLow crime rateThis has helped me find a few cities to research but I am still unsure of which one is a good choice.

But, it all really depends on the individual doing the analysis.I have a simpler spreadsheet I've created that I'd be happy to share with you if you'd like - just PM me your email and I'll send it over.

What are your choices?

The choices are endless.

Account Closed Hi Mario, while it may seem like a safer choice to invest locally in your own market, I continue to hear from Investors interested in investing out of state because they are looking for better buy-ins and greater cash flowing markets.