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Joe Podwats
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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Tied the Knot...Time to Celebrate

Joe Podwats
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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Hello fellow investors!

I just tied the knot with my amazing bride in Poland last week. First big win!!!!! After a two day long party, would anyone agree that it’s time to continue the celebration with my next investment property?

Of course we still have some bills to pay after our wedding, but I’ve got the itch after I bought my first rental property right before the wedding. I must say thank you to my amazing wife first and the remainder of the thanks goes to BiggerPockets for the plethora of free education. Second big win!!!!

I have now truly found two loves of my life. I’ll spare you the story of my best love so let’s celebrate my second best by talking real estate...

I have no regrets so far with my first rental property in Kansas, but I do work overseas and I would like to be able to scale my U.S. portfolio to 10+ units in less than 10 years. Has anyone purchased U.S. property remotely from overseas that could offer some tips on how to streamline the closing process without being physically present? In other words, is there an easier way of doing it without doing a new power of attorney for every individual transaction? Has anyone ever heard of a HELOC or Cash Out Finance that can be closed on remotely? Basically, does anyone have any good or bad experiences to share about this subject?

Help me celebrate my third big win!!!

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