As with most major cities, there are the "good" spots and "bad" spots.

This is great for fix and flippers who want to maximize their property's potential to sell and I imagine that what I found could be similar in most major markets across the US.

Which of the books at the book store are most suited for European readers that isn't just covering the US market?

I traveled on some European trains when I was in my late 20's and it was a great experience.  

They are sold out of most major appliances.

Looking predominantly for investment-focused real estate agents who understand passive income and the importance of yields.I'm an investor looking to gradually build a portfolio of 10-15 low-cost properties in Europe....

Obviously this is below the 1% rule, however, most major markets and hot markets will be below this rule of thumb. 

Any other European investor that previously made all the steps ?

Corporations have been around for hundreds of years since the early era of European exploration and trade. 

By having the refinance/Return of Capital event in the same year as the first Distributable Cash, it should make no difference if this is European or American style waterfall.Let's look at this from two perspectives.