I'm not sure where you can make 10% gross yields in Miami or any gross yield close to that unless you go for short-term rentals but I'll leave people who know that market to comment on that part.I love investing in Spain, especially in the Costa del Sol, which I call the Florida of Europe although most call it the California of Europe, alongside Portugal's Algarve.

Hi everyone,Alongside being new real estate investor in Indiana, and planning to utilize a buy-and-hold rental property strategy.

@Blaine CoxMy recommendation is to engage in Attorney to provide the documents.

I got engaged there back in 2009 and boy have things grown. 

If she engages back, I will remind her that we would always be interested in working with them directly if there is anyway that we can help to fill a need for them.

My buddy who I bought the home with got engaged, I bought him out of the property via refinance.

They do so with the mindset of writing 100 offers, to get 10 motivated owners engaged, to get 1 deal closed.

I have a funny story about my grandparents engagement, but will save that for another time.Me and mom moved to Ireland when I was seven because she adored Richard Harris who always talked about Kilkee on the Johnny Carson show.

Other areas have county administrators, these admins are non-profits and they are usually engaged in other social activities, housing assistance, utility bill assistance, health and welfare matters, education, credit counseling, etc.

Ideally, I'm looking for a general contractor or developer willing to engage in a revenue split arrangement or someone interested in a long-term land lease.Does anyone have advice on how to navigate this situation?