Any American real estate investors here with experience investing in foreign markets (especially Europe) who would like to share their story?One of my dreams has always been to build a global real estate network and s...

@Thom Soule first of all, if you expect honesty from your tenants, why would you lie to them?

All of the soul gets sucked out in some of these flips.

Are hard lenders easy to get approval or need sell your soul?

No one really explains this to you while your off soul searching in college.

Too bad, they used to be the cream of the crop, but have since sold their souls. 

(I’m an old soul so books are a preference 🤷‍♂️)

I was stationed in Arlington at the Navy Annex and that commute was soul sucking. 

If the current tenant stays and accepts the ghosts into their lives, then you have a haunted house inhabitant by brave souls who would not get out in the face of ethereal risks.

I originally thought buying in Richmond was smart because it seemed like the closest place where the numbers made sense and I could always get down there to quell an insurrection if need be-- in honesty the only time I braved the soul-crushing purgatory of I-95 down to Richmond was when I went to look at listings with my realtor.