Those are specifically listed in the International Codes.

Universities have been maintaining by increasing graduate and international enrollement (the first group is pretty well tapped out, but the second shows huge potential with Asian and African students looking for opportunities).

Upon inspection i found that she has taken in an international student to live in the property.

I find the comparables to be the most entertaining; they include properties that are not nearby and clearly not similar as bench marks data points or they include deals from more then 2 years back and you know the market is not the same as it was.As an academic exercise it may be interesting to compare and contrast the information they contain, how accurate the information is and how realistic the projections are from the different companies.As well, if you troll around the internet a bit, you will come across many investment / development partnership opportunities where they provide fairly detailed information regarding financing, expenses, income, expected net income, profit sharing, etc. etc.

I've looked into international marketing online, but can't find any good international marketing advise, service, etc.

Time has been a real issue as you can imagine trying to work a full time job remotely, travel internationally occasionally, and get this house ready to hit the market.

How they are treated are contained in the Internal Revenue Code

I've split time working internationally and stateside on civic projects, as well as class A office buildings (towers).

I am in the process of getting my real estate license and I am currently interning for an investment broker here in SD.

@Ali Boone your such a cheerleader for the home team ;) @James Bettauer Since you are planning to look internationally, you might want to have a glance at Central America (Costa Rica, Nicaragua) or South America (Argentina, Chile, {perhaps} Brazil or Peru {I have not evaluated these countries yet}).