Hey everyone!

I guess the title says it all.
Since 4 years now i am a real estte broker in Vienna (Austria). Here i deal with investment deals which means that we sell apartement buildings to investors hitting betwee...

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Most of the smaller sub/handymen types don't do the proper notices, but most major suppliers do.

Hi Guys, I am a Real Estate Investor for European Investment fund here in Mexico.

For most companies it just isn't true unless you are paying for it.Think what it costs to send someone out to a property and do an inspection: At least $75-$100 in most major cities.

so i know Chase and BoA you can wire money online.i think all of the Clearxchange participant banks can give you that option.here's my personal opinion, fwiw:in 2016, i can't believe you HAVE to be in the branch to open an accountfor most major things you HAVE to be in the branch like getting a Deposit ONLY ATM card for the tenantbut then again, the 9/11 morons caused all this financial issues and the feds are doing everything they can to make sure money does not go to bad people.you can always come to the US and do all your transactions and then go back home. it's part of the investment - writable expense.and as frustrating as it seems, it's still better than all the other countries. 

This has taken longer to establish but you are exposed to a greater number of people including international listing sites and being in New England you might have success with marketing to Europeans who travel here.

Godforsaken European-born bleeding-heart pinko scum, or so I've been told.

Which European market would you believe is the best to invest for rental income in 2018?

The most major shift is going to be looking for deals by marketing directly to sellers.