I seem to recall that in Germany most apartments are owned by the government and the federal government sets the rent. 

Germany has began a recession and typically US follows within a 1-2 years.

Hi,I'm living in Germany for almost 2 years and will be moving back to the US next month.

I just want to introduce myself to the community.I am a 21 year old property manager from Frankfurt, Germany.

Their "contact us" address is a mobile home in rural Iowa, their website was registered late in 2019 and hosted in Germany, the employee names sound like the psuedo-english names african scammers come up with, AND its phone number is listed on a website for exposing Nigerian fraud: https://www.stop419scams.com/viewtopic.php?

.*) Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.What’s the impact?

I started at 18 years back then in Germany.

I have read a lot in European circles (I am originally from Germany) that the EU and many African countries had already begun to reduce ties to the US and remove any dependencies as quickly as they can?

I see that Germany is managing well, despite high infection (15,000 infected), only 44 dead.As of this writing, US already has 14,000 infected with over 150 dead, and they haven't even encountered True Ventilator Shortages yet.

I'm originally from NJ, have been working as an Army nurse in Germany since 2017, and anticipate moving to Texas in early 2021.