More than half say that the few quality assets available are overvalued.I present the conclusions of the study, Trends in the Real Estate Market in Europe 2017, prepared by PwC and the Urban Land Institute:TRENDS OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET IN 2017The expectations of investors in the European real estate market in 2017 are marked by the lower availability of quality assets, lower economic growth and lower profitability:It remains a very attractive market thanks to the relationship between risk and profitability, but most respondents believe that last year's profit levels will not be reached.Investors believe that the impact of Brexit will be limited to the British real estate market and will not significantly affect investments in the rest of the EU:To the question of which alternative sectors can be attractive for investors, the most frequent answers are: Accommodation for students,hotels,nursing homes,shared service offices.Germany, the United Kingdom and Spain are the three most attractive European countries to invest.

I am in downtown manhattan and speak 3 major european languages besides English!

Finally I found a company who could help me to invest in US market with US Bank financing as a foreigner.The broker works in the Florida market and after I reviewed my calculation something does not sound right:These are the requirements for mortgage as a European citizen:- Mortgage value has to be minimum 100,000 USD (they claims the banks will not approve less, is it possible ?)

I am wholly unfamiliar with markets there, but I do know that in many European countries rental properties have been within families for generations rather than being contemporary purchases for the specific purpose of creating rental property. 

Maybe a 3 month vacation through Europe? An

The Europeans have to pay the Bank to hold their money.

I'm thinking to mainly focus on the European office markets where lots of transformations were established. 

I don't have a 1099 because the company I work for is European.

Very high by Western standards, but with cap rates in the low teens and plenty of room for price appreciation (comparable properties in other East European capitals are almost twice the price) this figure could be interesting for some investors.

I mailed out yellow letters and most majority are returned.