In my opinion, International Living is scraping the bottom of the barrel. 

Most international investors I talk to are terrified of the 'Black Box' of remote management.

It would be good if person handles both sides but atleast need recommendations for good CPA on US side who knows their stuff Any responses are appreciated.

Too much risk.I would recommend a thorough internal review of your own insurance to see where you have exposure if a contractor is injured during a job.

I'm real-estate investors from Israel, looking to purchase my first investment property in Cleveland Ohio, for buy and hold.I would love to connect with local real estate agents, investors, and property managers who can provide recommendations for good Cleveland neighbourhoods and suburbs to look in my price range of $100K - $150KIn addition to buying my first property, I'm interested in continuing to invest and collaborate with local real estate professionals and renovations contractor in Cleveland.If you have experience working with out-of-state or international investors, I'd love to connect!

I have it listed on Furnished Finder, but when I got on there I thought FF would be a lot more like Airbnb in the sense that they would handle all the payments/legal stuff.

You can text legally as long as your account is compliant.Strategic partnerships with local agents instead of building massive internal teams.Focused markets where median prices and seller motivation align.The result: a business that’s both sustainable and scalable in the current environment.Final ThoughtsWholesaling is still alive and well in 2025—but only if you adapt.

Hello - I am a new member looking for the best forum(s) to discuss commercial property owned outside the US. Quick Background: 20+ years ago I inherited a commercial property in Greece. I have received rental income f...

(these 3 we are building internally, we have 1 other we are building for a client) The link is the last project we finished and sold.Chris BlackburnClutch industries.

Detroit and Ohio are both popular with international investors because of the lower entry prices compared to coastal markets, but if you’re looking for a balance of cash flow, stability, and long-term growth, I’d really encourage you to take a close look at Columbus, Ohio.