In most markets that's closer to "A" room paint with trip charges.

Quote from @Elliot Juarez: The city is expensive, but the are smaller markets that make good sense.

There is a section in Furnished Finder that tells if utilities are included or not so you can see if most properties in your market do the same.

If this is your first step into real estate, I would suggest finding a home that needs minimal work and is in a good rental market.

Pittsburgh is a great market to get started investing in.

There was a time when to be competitive in this market your best option would have been to pay cash, but with current market conditions I do not think that is necessary. 

If you have any specific questions relating the German real estate market feel free to ask.Unfortunately most useful information will only be available in German.

Where I lived in Western Ohio the housing market has been in Recession or Recovery for 30 years with no end in sight.

I'm absolutely thrilled with this cash-on-cash rate of return (approximately 24%).My main takeaway is this: while the BRRRR strategy can work in certain situations and markets, it's not nearly as easy as many so-called gurus suggest.

What town or market are you nearby?