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What kind of barriers do you put up in your mind about investing in real estate? Dani Beit-Or could see from Israel that investing in U.S. real estate was a great deal because of our \\u201cmortgage miracles\\u201d, and he started investing in American properties before he\\u2019d even immigrated here.\\nMortgages like we casually use in everyday banking are not the norm in Israel, but they\\u2019re not the only difference in real estate investing that Dani experienced. He coaches other Israeli investors on the four main differences between real estate here and there, including:\\n\\u2014Language barrier\\n\\u2014Terminology language barrier\\n\\u2014Rental deposits and time expectations\\n\\u2014American culture\\nWhen Dani\\u2019s analyzing a deal, he has a minimum criteria, and he\\u2019s not married to the one percent rule. For him, the financial performance stands on three legs. It\\u2019s not just about appreciation or the amount of rent. He wants to know: what is the financial story of each property?\\nWhen he obsesses over the worst-case scenario, he misses out on decent deals. Instead, he focuses on the realistic case scenario. That\\u2019s why he put together a massive Excel spreadsheet that he uses with all of the clients he coaches. If you\\u2019d like to get together with Dani, you can head over to his website.\\nWhat\\u2019s Inside:\\n\\u2014What the \\u201cmortgage miracle\\u201d is and how it helped Dani invest in the U.S.\\n\\u2014The difference between a turnkey operation and a turnkey property.\\n\\u2014Some of the biggest differences in buying a home in the US versus other countries, like Israel.\\n\\u2014How property taxes and insurance rates affect the one percent rule.

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