And we found that by keeping a dynamic pricing structure where we could offer people the small room for maybe $85/night with no breakfast or a regular room for $135/night with breakfast during off season or if we had several rooms open allowed us the option to capture the Canadian and European tourists who came in off the street and usually wanted the cheapest room they could find.

We do get Europeans visiting, but not as many as I expected. 

They use the same European hardware as my fancy Italian cabinets and for a true custom look, you could use a company like SemiHandmade for door fronts.In my area, people want a more modern look, so keep that in mind. 

As European travel opens up again, we expect the demand to continue strong!

They look a little too European/Brady Bunch for my taste.

I have a fixed work contract and a Northern European salary.I am looking to invest 60k as a down payment in aproperty priced at max 200k excluding taxes and other fees.

Kitchen cabinets were ash and I was able to get a cabinet guy to drill for european hinges and I used GF Java gel stain with a final coat of poly.

And, I have one more coming this week, in Alabama, selling to a European buyer, for $13k in profit.Bottom line, it's not easy, but it can be very rewarding.

,Ikea (if available in your area), has double sinks in a compact form. they usually also work with their vanities, but to gain space the plumbing is really strange (end european size) and not sure if their setup will pass code inspection everywhere.P.S. sorry to jump latter but your threads are so educational

Lot's of wealthy Europeans are buying U.S. properties.Is it easy?