Hi all, I'm a Belgian Real Estate Broker working for Cushman & Wakefield (Belgium) and I am absorbing as much knowledge as I can about investing. I am comparing opportunities in my home country with opportunities ...

I have read that these type of properties are sold through networking, however I’m new to this (never sold a property before).The asking price is on the range of €2M and it is visible here: www.ninfale.comIdeally, I would invest part of the profit in small rental real estates in major European capitals.What advice would you give to someone in my place?

The Greek are now stuck in generational debt slavery with no option for bankruptcy because European bankers in 2008 didn't want to take the hit they deserved for making bad loans and passed the buck to the citizens of the countries they were based in.I do not think national banks big enough to do thinks like this really make contributions to the societies they prey on that counterbalance the damage that they routinely do.

How else could he be financing his European vacation and his Hawaiian vacation - and that's just this year?

Anyone in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and all other European countries who are interested in learning about multifamily real estate investing in the USA.Cheers, Ken ;-)

I laugh when I look back and realize what my first goals were:1) Buy a new car with cash- 15,000 value2) Pay for a semester of college tuition- 24,000 value3) World Class European Graduation Vacation- 18,000 value. 4) Save 15,000. 

Do your homework BEFORE you lose money.I almost did, when we explored purchasing a condo in a very well visited European summer vacation destination in the Mediterranean Sea, Mallorca Island (completely a dream by the way).

Also, we are in talks with one European bank that will lend up to 40% of the value of a property, but only AFTER it is rented out.

Hello everybody I hope everyone is doing well. I apologize in advance for the lengthy post. I have a few questions as I am new to the game but I have a basic understanding through this great site and finishing the Ult...

Just because gold has had a (relatively) long history of staying power, mostly through European/Middle Eastern society, doesn't mean that it is inherently any more or less valuable than a flimsy piece of rag with pictures printed on it.