Good Day BP Community,I'm Pete Turner a novice investor based in the New England Area, more specifically on the RI-CT line. 

I know that the north of England can provide decent yield returns on rentals deals, that might give you a direction. 

That will get you started and allow you to gather enough information to judge the accuracy and reliability of what various contractors tell you.As an aside, it seems that generally on "This Old House", when they're rehabbing a big house up in New England, the heating update is to a new, very high efficiency (90%) oil heater.

A fair amount is condo or similar in type (not exactly what they call it in England but close enough).

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.

The Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve have all flooded their banking system with enormous amounts of liquidity in recent months but what has happened?

This multi-family not only needed to meet the first two conditions, it need to be located within a one-half mile radius distance from a subway station (for people outside of the New England area, we call it the ‘T’.)

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?

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.

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.