For those who are senior in their career as a mortgage loan officer, what books helped you get where you are today? 

Anyone managing senior housing, housing for disabled persons or transitional housing?

However as a non-Canadian citizen, I am not sure if you are allow to create accounts at those companies. 

I am looking to connect with investors in the Senior Living Fund in Lenexa, Kansas.  

I’m not a U.S. citizen but I’m really interested in buying property in the States.

Most countries do not have a way that a U.S. citizen can finance.

For mortgage loan officers and especially those who are senior in their career... what books helped you get where you are today?

The hardest part is going to be getting leverage in foreign countries as a US citizen.  

My business partner Rudy (US citizen & Texas resident) and I (non-US resident based in Europe) are buying through our LLCs registered in Texas.We’ve got a turnkey property under contract for $58K, already rented at $1,890/month with Section 8 Tenants, and appraised at $67K.

I’ve read some other posts on the topic, but wanted to start a separate one with a few specific questions.Background:- My partner and I own 2 properties with conventional financing, we have a Tenant in Common agreement between us- Financing was only set-up under my partner’s name by mistake- We are both US citizens; however I live abroad (receive a foreign salary) and file US taxes- Good credit scores- Both properties cash flow with PITIA ratios of ~ 1.2We'd like to re-finance so that we are both on the financing and it seems that a DSCR loan would be a good option given that I live outside of the US.Questions:- Could we close a DSCR loan virtually or would we both need to be physically present for closing?