So ours are always closed in pictures and on tours with that little band on the seat!

However, you would want to be notified if a major emergency occurred.If Austria is anything like some of the Western European countries I'm familiar with, the landlord is responsible for far less than in the United States. 

You didn't worry about how to qualify for the Tour de France. 

You could check out Zillow or Craig’s list to see if any properties are listed or if you see any rentals give the owner a call and tour the home.   

I will be visiting Cleveland and Pittsburgh next week to take a look on some MFH deals.I'm seeking for the following people to work with in the area:-Realtors / brokers-Wholesalers-Reliable Contractors-property managersLooking to have some meetings/tours or if anyone is interested in letting me buy them a cup of coffee/beer to chat about the area / your experiences or show off the progress they are making, would love to meet up!

For example, it is hard to achieve more than 10% net rental yield in any continental European country.

If anyone knows otherwise please speak up.I just found this on VAnewsblog.com:"That statement, taken directly from the VA lender’s guide, answers one frequently asked question many vets have when facing an overseas tour of duty or re-assignment far from the home they purchased with a VA mortgage.It IS possible to rent out a home purchased with a VA mortgage–so long as the borrower has refinanced with a VA IRRRL.

I'd be happy to chat sometime and discuss the market or if you'd like a tour of the city, give me a shout and we can visit some neighborhoods that fit your investment style.

I toured the property and found that I could get it done for less than $8k.

I had a chance to tour a couple of these during construction and I really liked the practical simplicity of their construction.Metal RoofsHardie Board Siding2Br + Loft1 Bath with stacked washer and dryer.Stained concrete floors.Mini Split HVAC