All properties have required some rehab and vacancy to accommodate the rehabs.

The historical run rate for the complex will tell you if 1/1 accommodates the area.

Student accommodation might work (a lot to talk about it), Short term lets are not really for Duisburg (Business or Airbnb) and will just be a waste of time & resources.Re Multifamily: one of the biggest mistakes I see foreigners are doing when investing in a market like Germany, is the lack of cost control.

REI - not sure where you do business but trustee's are not inclined to sell copies of their files - at least in CA, and even if they were they are far too busy these days to accommodate such a request.Flipper - as to your questions / statement of understanding ....Generally subordinate liens are wiped off title by a superior lien's trustee's sale.

It's large enough to where it has a third floor (unit entry is on second floor) that is quite a large space and can accommodate an additional bed.

You should talk with them before sending out the letter and try to accommodate their wish not to be out around xmas time.

I presume that closing costs etc. have to come out from our IRA account thus decreasing the amount we have to invest -> would have to borrow a bit more to accommodate for the difference.Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Our current home we have changed around a couple of times to accommodate the family.

If the landlord intends to re-rent the withdrawn units, a Notice of Intention to Re-Rent Withdrawn Accommodations form (E-7) must be filed with HCIDLA.

Inflationary pressures incentivize just that- while the investor's loan costs are(or can be) fixed, rising rents can really goose returns and protect the investor against inflation.This path that we're taking was easy to see coming- we've had accommodative monetary policy for about a decade, and just when the economy hits full employment, we get accommodative fiscal policy as well, which  in tandem with easy monetary policy and full employment should generally cause inflation, or rising interest rates, or both.