Basically, I want to go into the process well prepared and I’d love to hear where you think I should start, and ALL the nitty gritty details of investment property ownership.

I do have connections with real estate companies in EMEA especially Egypt, Greece and UK who can take on the investors but the point is that I need to understand the basic logic and rational of the game so that I'd be able to connect with the right people before I connect them with the people here.

We buy basic units and they rarely ever have problems, pay for themselves in a year or so just on the cost of appliances not counting fixing damages that the tenants do. 

I want to learn the basics, start with 1 or 2 deals a month, then work my way up to fix& flips.

Installing very cold colors, not mixing in any other natural palettes , and putting in very basic hardware, fixtures, and lighting. 

Investing in real estate should follow some basic principles.

Their process should be well documented, and although the best course of action will vary based on the circumstances, they should be able to explain to you the basic checklist they go through each time.

Basically: it can't hurt to research it more thoroughly by reaching out and engaging people in conversation as you do more of your own research into the law on the backend.

@Doug Pretorius hey thanks for the feedback, the only questions I would have is would the property owner be my bank basically?

Property taxsInsurance are two things to check on and this is what makes Las Vegas really attractive lowest in the country for both basically..