I've got a 27" deep closet upstairs I'd like to convert to a laundry center, and it's looking pretty tight unless I buy some really expensive European compact washer and dryers. 

According to Melvyn Mangion from Malta, a silent revolution is taking place in European real estate.

That's why I am curious if there happen to be any European investors that would be willing to connect with me and clarify a few things about dealing with rentals in Europe. 

Heat distribution goes throughout the city.Now they are clean, no more coal at all. 90% of cars in Moscow are European, American, Japanese, etc, shortly no Russian.As for old world infrastructure, there are many categories that are financially effective.

We love it but the real estate market is dominated by mostly wealthy Americans, Canadians and Europeans(Gringos).

You just don’t see big gas guzzlers like that in Europe and parking would be very difficult in most European cities.

Like, you just started your European vacation and you forgot to bring your lists of passwords with you and a guest is standing at the door and can't figure out how to get in. 

I would have to agree with some previous posters - I live in SoCal too and invest professionally for European retirement funds and we don't do a whole lot here as the yields are very low, and hard to tell where the market is going.Based on owning a lot of properties in C (on a good day) class areas across the country, I often find vacancy and especially repair costs climbing much higher than expected.

., anyone earning less than 7 figures) in your vehicle (late-model European import only), and spending time with your mistresses at your vacation homes (yes, plural...both).Actually, it's because time is the only thing that matters to me.  

With that being said, I do know certain European countries have much more favorable rates and loan structures for non resident investors.In regards to your question on cost of building it is significantly less.