A tip would be to have a look on 'idealista.com' and to scan through the areas where you are interested in to get a better taste.

In other words, what if you are a smart and tasteful collector of art who enjoys art but also buys with an eye to reselling it to make a good return?

That type of thing leaves a bad taste in my mouth in regards to the stock market.Too many times i've seen shareholders just wiped out like that even investing in or with a supposedly stable company. 

I am a newbie investor that is getting my first taste of property management as well.

I agree the misrepresentation has put a bitter taste in my mouth.

That ultimately will leave a bad taste in their month and never want to work with you again.  

I also inherited a tenant from hell when I bought the place, which left a bad taste in my mouth, so now I like the idea of people coming and then LEAVING :).

That is a really good policy because I have the feeling my tenant's have way better taste than me and want to live like millionaires when they are clearly not!

With my experience - Do yourself a favor and don't work with friends. 95% of the times it leaves a bad taste with someone.

My champagne taste couldn’t be matched by my beer budget.