@Nick Farrow we've had international clients go down this path.Typically two options for financing:1) DSCR at 65% LTV2) Try to find an Australian bank with offices in the US,OR the reverse, a US bank with offices in Australia.

Our internal team also finds about one to two viable off-market deals each month.

It's a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.

This represents a gray area within the Internal Revenue Code, where taxpayers are currently able to realize certain benefits under the existing interpretation of the law.

In a market like Tampa we get business travel, international airport brings international travelers, beach, cruise port, concerts, pro sports, and more. 

I haven't researched international STR.

There are internal workings at banks that make no sense sometimes, but non performing assets are painful to a bank.  

I'm guessing those are better for more involved rehabs vs pure cosmetics.Some PMs will simply charge you an hourly rate, and some will charge you a markup, and some will use their internal (paid) employees to do most of the work and charge you for their time.

I believe the largest concentration of our international investors is in Hong Kong.Are there a lot of international investors?

It seems that the IRS doesn't apply UBIT to Solo 401(k)s, including Roth sub-accounts (Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 514(c)(9) provides a specific exemption for Solo 401(k) plans, including those with Roth).If you don't mind, I'm asking for your interpretation and hopefully validation.