I was signing some paper work and I noticed a clause that basically stated that if the broker does not collect a 3% fee from the "seller" then the buyer is responsible for paying the difference up to 3%....I've just never seen this before...i've only worked with a hand full of realtors though.1) I thought that seller pays realtor fees normally...is this not the case for REOs/Foreclosures?

But nothing you have said thus far will stop you from getting normal, conventional financing.

If the value is $300,000, you should at least be able to cash out to 70% based on a normal conforming mortgage.

That means they need to open an account in US then they can transfer money.As foreigners, people normally will ask the tax related investment.

IMO borrower paid monthly PMI (the "standard" or "normal") almost always makes the most sense. 

I've never hadn't to speak to an actual tech support person since I'm normally the person providing the services, and I've never had a lot of issues using the platform.

Normally, I wouldn't want to do that.

@Jared Mackif you distributed any amount from your 401k prior to normal retirement age - that amount will be taxable plus you have to pay penalty on early withdrawal.

Do you normally provide this to your tenants for tax season?

You may have to provide some proof that there was substantial work done to the property but that falls within normal guidelines.