Of course with such an obvious scam i wouldn't want to pay them for the work for a deal that will never happen.I had to have a seller in England go to the American Embassy to sign a properly notarized deed.

@Martin SICOT Salut Martin, thanks for your message, I also struggled finding French people even though I’m mostly interested in investing in England.

@Christopher Brainard@Scott England@Jerry PadillaThank you for your insightful responses!  

Client's info:  " The house is valued at 144,000 euros, but we would probably accept 100,000 to 120,000 eurosWe live in the countryside city of Torremendo, Spain (owners live in England) in a community of mixed Spanish and British and we have a lake behind our house with lots of pathways for walks and cyclists all around it.

Here are some details on the property: New England building, 3,000 square feet, built in early 1900s 4-Units: two 3BR/1B, to 1BR/1BAProperty has had recent roof and heater replacement, but has had same tenants and little interior work done in 10 years; Class C property in Class B area Total market rent today of $3300 per month; $4,100 after $80,000 in renovationI assume 10% repair cost before renovations, 5% after renovations Here's my CapEx Calculation (with Cashflow analysis on second tab).

Just read an article about a car worth millions being found in a garage in England, and it made me curious about what some of you may have found in properties purchased.

However, I believe this has more to do with the Maritime (& New England) mindset that a house must have a cellar.

to any disabilities as well as sensitive to discriminating based on what languages they don't speak; I mean afterall this isn't England is it?

I am going to be doing rehab flips starting in a few weeks in the New England.

There is a portfolio of land holdings in England known as the "Crown Estate" which is worth between 14 and 15 Billion dollars in today's market.