It seems like a good moment to get into the market now (although I'm already exposed to appreciation through my residential property I would like to add another one as a rental).I found a partner with money and a lot of real estate experience in the UK that is willing to invest in The Netherlands with me.

Lots of these places were super-high end suburbs before the huge immigration wave in the late 1800s-early 1900s. 2.

I think ill mention now that I'm an immigrant and since moving to the states I followed business opportunities when choosing where to live and I tend to keep on doing so.

I am new to the US rental market; but had been a landlord in the UK for 15 or so years.

These are first generation immigrants in their 50's who understand a little and speak even less english.

Believe it or not, some homeowners have asked about my immigration status and if I am green card holder or a US citizen!!!

I jacked with a con person from UK and still have a copy of the bogus cashiers check.

In the UK a contractual clause requiring tenants to carry renters insurance would be deemed unreasonable if it were challenged.https://www.theguardian.com/money/2012/apr/27/lett...As it says in the response it is a matter for a tenant whether or not they choose to insure their personal belongings and I consider that to be a good principle. 

Newbie here from Kent, UK.

I've found some tax law surrounding investors from the UK, Canada, Germany, and Asia but nothing on Greece specifically.