I like the porcelain European "bow front" vanities, I have very small baths in all my units and it gives more floor space besides a nice classy look.

I have a European couple with a new baby that I suspected would be picky, and boy are they!

China is building new plants as well as Saudi Arabia, Russia, some Eastern European countries, mostly totalitarian regimes with no regard for human life or the future of the planet and wait... what? 

Like if I spoke with you and the photo you have as your image here on BP I would not expect a strong Middle Eastern accent, European maybe could pass if there was any accent.

Hello everybody,I'm new to this forum.I've been reading Brandon's book and learning a lot.However, Seen from a European perspective, things just might not work out.I am born and raised in Belgium, and live in Finland now.CAP rates are extremely low here, and taxes extremely high.What would make it impossible to create cash flow, and makes real estate even a bad investment.Am I being pessimistic?

Dressers, chairs, dining table set, coffee tables, nightstands, bedroom sets, elephant riding seat thingy, ancient looking stone sharpening wheel, large rugs, mostly European looking with a bit of Asian flair on some of the pieces.I'm fairly confident that most of the contents left in the home should be valuable.

The bond markets are scary, so is the stock volatility, and while not all RE locales have recovered to pre-crash levels, for all intents and purposes, I believe we are at the top of the market for most major areas.

-FSU offers a major in business administration - real estate, versus UF's minor in real estate (most major in finance with that minor).

Mine is the European Starling....

Most major banks wouldn't do this for us.So $3000 rent on a $2100 MTG+prop tax is looked at like $375/month income straight up instead of $3000 income against a $400k MTG.For me, saving 7-8k every 4-6 months wasn't all that hard, and is really easy now that I have several income properties.