Hi everyoneI thought Id share some of my knowledge of the worldwide and European real estate market with anyone whos interested in investing overseas.Feel free to ask me any questions!

Americans/Canadians/Europeans have the same right to own land in Costa Rica. taxes are only 0.25%!

It's been dead for years, at least in most major metros.

A 4/3 or 5/3 in this area will be sold within or less than 30 days.Long term bet is that this will continue in most major cities

FYI I'm currently working with distressed properties in Ukraine, and returns are strong (30+% IRRs on residential) but no mortgages to speak of and it seems like it's much easier to sell the idea to European investors (who have very low rental returns in general, and lower price appreciation in most areas outside the big cities like London, Paris, etc.) than to US investors (who can either buy their own property with very low mortgage rates and/ or invest via a multiple of ways (private lending, fix 'n flips, Crowdfunding sites, etc.).

Another huge bonus is that the culture here is very amenable as the population is totally comprised of people of European descent.

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If anybody knows any similar resources, websites and internet communities like BP in European Real Estate market or can give any beginners suggestions that would be much appreciated!!!

I moved to Texas to invest, and currently invest in Amarillo, Tx, but have consitered most major cities in Texas.

Prices on waterfront properties are generally lower - though European and U.S.A. buyers have been driving them up these past years - and, at the moment, you get a 23 - 25% bonus on the currency exchange.Now, we don't have California's year-round weather, but we also don't have the prices, crime or earthquakes ;-)