Nothing terrible so far, but he's been sure to review their renovation plans and pare back as needed, because they were excessively rehabbing the properties between renters.I would at least hire someone to tour the property, if not fly there myself and check it out.

Just about everybody that did a tour was quite surprised no washer and dryer.

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Many European countries are also facing weaker home currencies.

Toured some of the neighborhoods and I have no doubt there are deals to be had there.

Here's the recap of all of S&P's European downgrades today:France and Austria down one notch, stripping both of their coveted triple-A ratings.Downgraded by TWO notches are Italy, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus.Only Germany and Slovakia were given stable outlooks while all the others received negative outlooks.The S&P said it was taking the actions "because Europe's leaders had failed at recent meetings to take decisive steps to solve the region's debt crisis."

i don't have much experience, but your experience reminds me of my last few months, my mother in law wanted me to help her find an investment property in NJ and i spent a lot of time researching, but not being able to be there and tour the neighborhoods make it hard. not to mention ever been there, just to her house. it was also hard because she had me search ALL of northern jersey.i found her an investment here, and moved on it in a heart beat, because i knew the market. and she only wanted an investment property, nj/pa didn't matter.

Being a newbie I work slowly, i'll ask that day about a property and maybe set up a tour for the weekend to scoope it out before going any further.These deals that caught my eye were already posted as "off market" the following day they were posted.

The act of LEO visiting property even just to tour it, helps a lot. homesecuritystore.com

Here is what I do:Go to the property and do a very, very good video tour.