my experince on the west coast is probably not germane to your market.. although I would say most jurisdictions have some serious teeth when it comes to handling private waste systems..

My husband and I like a house with a huge yard that my German shepherd moo moo adores.

And unlike most on BP I think much of the material is germane.. but no material is germane to all markets..

I have recently sold that business and now am eagerly trying to find out more about real estate investing in all its facets.I also enjoy sports cars, dog showing (I have a champion German Shepherd), trying to play the guitar, and home theater.I am looking for a mentor in this online community to help guide me through the first few deals.Thanks for the time and I hope to learn a lot!

I'm fluent in Finnish (native), Polish (native), English (native), Swedish (excellent), German (intermediate/good), and now studying Spanish, thanks to my Texan wife Jenny, who's family is from Mexico.EXPERIENCE & REAL ESTATE BACKGROUNDWe (my parents & I) I accidentally flipped my apt in Finland during my college years (I give all credit to Mom & Dad).

I have been to Germany many times and have supported Bayern Munich when I was younger hahaI don't know if you follow soccer but I suspect you do as most Germans love Fussball lolYou will find some great information here.What are the numbers like in German?

No trespassing" sign very good idea.Wil send you an german cookie via email if I find one ;).

We also have a German shepherd haha.

In the beginning I thought a vacation home will a good choice, but I read a lot of negative thinks in German forum posts, most of them ending that this is like burning money.

@German E.I ran into the same issue but ultimately went with a policy for the front house and a separate policy for the back house.