Everything I’ve seen about international real estate probablt needs to be done with cash

You provided the chain link fence and the tarp.

To verify international rental applicants, landlords can utilize a combination of standard tenant screening methods and specialized international verification services.

However, if you are wanting some kind of CRM sales manager you'd likely need to export or link those leads into a follup boss or other tracking system for the people themselves. 

So, if you fail to apply the correct assumptions to a property, your expectations won’t be met and it may even be a financial disaster.We use the following to rank Property Classes, in order of importance: Property Tenant Pool: closely linked to location, but not always.

I plugged it into our internal software, its not calibrated for your market so its not as accurate, but...It gave me the following comps: 1. 141 Pine St - $65002. 1 Rocky Brook Rd - $53003. 298 North St - $72004. 4 Edson Rd - $79005. 81 Tisdale Dr - $5200Looks like $7200 running some quick and dirty numbers, but $7500 is not unreasonable. 

Quote from @Shlomi Nahir: Hi everyone,I’m an international investor currently exploring opportunities in the Philadelphia market, with a strong interest in cash deals and value-add single-family homes.I’m relatively new to Philly and would really appreciate the chance to connect with someone local or experienced in the area who’s open to sharing some insights about:Neighborhoods with strong rental demand or appreciation potentialWhich blocks to avoid / which ones are up-and-comingAny tips on navigating the market as an out-of-state (or out-of-country) buyerI’m not looking for deals right now—just trying to learn the landscape and build connections with fellow investors who know the market well.If you're open to a quick chat or sharing some wisdom, I’d love to connect!

I’m building my financial modeling skills in Excel and would love to intern remotely or assist an investor or small firm with underwriting, research, or anything useful - totally for free.I already have some real estate experience through my current role, and I’m looking to get exposure to the investment/analysis side.I’d love to help with:Analyzing dealsReviewing or building financial modelsResearching comps, markets, or rental dataAny one-off projects or intern-style helpIf you're open to someone driven, professional, and eager to learn, feel free to message me.Happy to send my resume or set up a quick call!

I recently received an inquiry about one of my properties from summer interns working for JPMorgan Chase and it got me thinking about what other traveling professionals outside of the healthcare industry are out there that we could market our property to.

For example, here's one I actually put some money into:https://www.realtyshares.com/investments/courtship-village"Distributable cash flow from operations and proceeds from a capital event is to be distributed in order as follows: To all investors pro-rata and pari-passu until investors have earned a 9.0% annualized preferred return;Proceeds above a 9% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 80% to deal-level investors and 20% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 16% annual internal rate of return;Proceeds above a 16% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 70% to deal-level investors and 30% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 24% annual internal rate of return;Proceeds above a 24% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 50% to deal-level investors and 50% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 24% annual internal rate of return"So yes, as an LP I get cash distributions on a quarterly basis, and then also upon an exit event.