@Brian Burke  knows a lot about Lake co as well if you can get him to comment his thoughts would be relevant and probably more germane than mine at this time..

Communications might be and don'tforget the time differences, I don't think I want to stay up til one in the morning for a discussion with my German investor.SEC regulations still apply and you may want to brush up on the issues of money laundering and keep a good papaer trail on the source of funds.

Check it out: first Tuesday eve of each month.Mike German

Your insurance company may be different but here's a list to stay away from:Akitas, American Bulldogs, Beaucerons, Belgian Malinois, Caucasian Mountain Dogs, Chows, Doberman Pinschers, German Shepherds, Great Danes, Keeshonds, Mastiffs, Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Staffordshire Terriers, Wolf Hybrids, or any mix or variation of these breeds, any dog with a history of bitingMost municipalities don't allow "pet fees" nor "pet rent" for a support animal.

And the place smelled like a German Shepherd.What you're saying about your market resonates with me.

Quote from @German Benitez: Would love to speak with a property manager in the North/NE Houston area.

I noticed he had 2 dogs, both are full size German Shepherd.

"Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor !?"

I am slaving away my life as an Application Engineer for a German automotive supplier.

Hi Susan and Kevin,I'm on this forum for exactly the same reason and about to start our company the coming weeks.Regarding Tax Liens, as I'm from Europe I followed the Cashflow Business Academy from Arpad and Adam:http://cashflow-business-academy.com/Their book also exists in English besides German and was very helpful.In the US I ordered Donna Bauer's Master Guide and had a brief contact with her, she is super friendly and seems very helpful to explain everything related to Notes.