While the usual saying "you get what you pay for" obviously applies, I'm flabbergasted that people are ready to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in a foreign country but have an issue paying a likely small amount in relation to that to make sure they don't end up making a bad investment.Hope this helps!

People apply 6 different ways to get aid.

The combination should help you develop new strategies (money applications), and how and where to apply these strategies.2 - You don't need money, at least your own money. 

Here's our advice about selecting a PMC, you may want to read it and apply it for better results in the future - coincidently, we do use tenant screening as an example of what owners should ask more questions about!

Well that applies to new acquisitions as well, if that's your thought process. 

I am of the belief that the 150’ only applies to a JADU.  

How can I apply for the process with the city?

It only applies to those who own more than 50 units, so if thats you I get why you're not happy, but I do believe this is a good thing for Americans.

By working with other real estate investors and building up your experience, you will definitely become a better investor and be able to apply your knowledge and experience to your own investing pursuits.

However, I haven't found a single video or article addressing how to apply it in Germany.Can you help me with this?