So there's this thing that's been bugging me for some time.I'm in two European markets.

Manhattan is an island and the high end is often going to foreign buyers - NY is a lot cheaper than most european financial centers  and on FX alone a euro investor has made almost 30% in the past 2 years.

The only market where Europeans are likely to get a good return is the US.

But then in comes Obama who is apparantely attempting to take control of the business who would produce that boom period naturally by the Capitalization process of supply and demand, but this can not happen when the process is controlled by the government, as evidenced by the slower recovery of the European countries from the war periods VS the normal US recovery periods.That being said, I am not sure if we are really out of the war period yet.

Ive read on one forum in BP about a landlord renting her unit on AirBnB and some crazy eastern european hackers squatted in her place.

Spanish real estate offers different interesting points:- it is relatively cheaper than most other (European) countries- there are quite a lot of distressed properties that can be flipped or kept to rent for a good yield- managing to get a tourist license in combination with a tourist location will boost the yield even moreWe are hosting a meetup btw in Barcelona if at one point you would like to get in contact with many other people who want to or are already active in real estate here.

I order with european hinges.

They make paint specifically for floors.I'm going to put in my ad that it's "European Style Wood Floors".

Out of all the European countries, England will have the 'closest' knowledge based laws and practices to the US due to such a common history.

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