Being a Portuguese citizen doesn't give you any advantage whatsoever when it comes to buying and/or operating short-term rentals in Portugal.2.

I’m a portuguese handyman with specific knowledge in house renovations with skills such as plumbing and electricity covered as well. 

Being fluent in Portuguese helps a lot. 

SPC floors itself has some sound proofing to them and you can install them over acoustic/Portuguese 1/4" cork for even more sound proofing.

I have a referral for an agent/broker that speaks Portuguese in the Pinehurst/Southern Pines/Aberdeen area of North Carolina.

It's not the best deal ever, but I had to start somewhere after 6 months learning the theory (a lot thanks to BiggerPockets's mantra of taking action and learning by doing).As a background, I'm Portuguese and am living and working in Ireland for the past 6 years.

I work with several Portuguese residents and I knew a couple were also landlords so I asked them about this post.

I want to diversify the places where we have investments and we have portuguese clients looking to do the same.We're now entering the UK and France markets but I would like to know more about the US.1) Is it easy for a foreigner to come to the USA and invest in Real Estate?

Francisco de Sampayo e Mello, a friend of Luís Vaz de Camões (most famous Portuguese poet).

I will be studying Portuguese part time but am looking to also keep expanding my knowledge of real estate investing by partnering with some real estate investors who are looking for virtual assistants.I think I would be a valuable member of anyone's team as I have acquired some skills from my day job that are very transferable.