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Craig Haywood
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Property investing course Netherlands.

Craig Haywood
  • Maastricht , Limburg
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Hi all. I have a two fold question for my Dutch colleagues. I am keen to do an online course in real estate. I have a full time job, hence the online route. I have read quite a few of the well known books on real estate etc, but I am looking to take a deeper dive especially here in the Netherlands. I was wondering if the consensus is to do such a course or just continue to read more. Are there recommendations for an online course in real estate investing that covers all the basics and some, specifically for the Netherlands? Some that I have heard of are LOI - "vastgoedwaardering en vastgoed belegging" or NHA "makelaar- taxateur" etc. My goal is to get a decent understanding of the Dutch markets as a basis for investing in the Netherlands and elsewhere. Any advice is welcome! Thanks in advance. Craig

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