My wife is european citizenand we absolutely love italy, we just got married in Sorrento last year.

The building is brick and mortar with European style tile roof.

In many European countries evictions are very cumbersome; in Italy it takes 4 years to evict I am told, and yet real estate continues to be a popular investment.

I hope you can understand it enough to help me out here...I have several european investors interested in investing in Florida.

@Joaquin Camarasa If the sh*t hits the fan and I’m going down, it’s going to be sitting in a cafe in a beautiful European city.

Title company saw all the outlandish Eastern European names involved in the title search and got all flustered, rubber-stamped the title search and sold us a policy.

Thanks to negative interest rates in the European bond market, Berkshire was able to get investors to lend it money at a 0% interest rate -- essentially securing free financing.https://www.msn.com/en-us/mone...

Im thinking 1300-1400 sq ft 2 bed / 2.5 bath  modern, unique, european townhomes with decked out backyard and modern smarthome tech to target our demographic of young professional without needing a whole lot of house.

Also, the local airport worked a deal with the largest travel package company in the U.K. to bring flights to Orlando- Melbourne International Airport, which will bring many European visitors, and will impact the county.

I am curious about European investments in general.