It's very expensive for Europeans to visit the US. 

Make no mistake about it, the politicians are forcing the European model on us, here and much of it will play out over the next decade.  

Its a different story that the FED will come up with creative things next time around (possibly negative interest rates - many european countries have this,etc).Resorting QE/ZIRP for extended periods of time and failing to bring back the economy to NORMAL times (without external stimulus) is not my definition of success.

Someone has to pay for the Ukrainian war, sure ain’t Europeans :)

In any case, they were being eyed by a European giant - Aviva. 

Maybe a 3 month vacation through Europe?

I guess it's only normal for Europeans.

Home prices are completely overpriced at the moment and the European Central banks negative interest rates are not helping.Like Silvio stated, leverage is key and important right now.

Hi,I'm new to these forums but I look for informations that are specific for the german market, as some resources and legal requirements will differ.I couldn't find a post using the search, but are there any users here that have knowledge for european real estate investing?

But, at European level (I am French), so I obviously have limitations exploring California tenant friendly real estate law.