Agreed with Mike and John above. 

I have some land in other parts of the country too where I tie it in with a prospective builder to give them a ROFR on building on it to a prospective land buyer.

There are good and bad areas to invest in any country (and even in Madrid, I've heard of people making much higher yields than those you mentioned).

And agreed with you.

Hey Joseph, I agree with everyone here.

@Jody Schnurrenberger I agree Jody - our area is kind of up and coming wine country so I think just owning the land would be a long term play - I could always develop it into a storage facility, apartments or duplexes or switch the tiny homes to airbnbs...the area is a little funky and right now I think the county could potentially approve a couple different ki ds of uses - or maybe not!

An incredible infrastructure of subway, speedways and high speed trains to the rest of the country had help as well.If interested in investing in Madrid, I will be happy to meet and give specific tips and be your host in Real Estate subjects.RegardsDiego Martínez León

A DST is a hands-off, institutional grade real estate investment (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc), that allows the investor the option to diversify into multiple markets around the country.

Usually the northern portion of the country has this issue.   

In a Dutch repayment plan, the borrower pays a monthly interest only payment based on the loan amount that they agreed to borrow.