Hey BP-members!

I'm a young man from Copenhagen, Denmark in Europe. My American wife and I are planning to move to Austin with our newborn. She's from Houston, TX, but I have convinced her to move to Austin, TX.

We ...

I am also looking to get involved with international real estate and specifically interested in the Asian and European markets.

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

It feels as is Europe has very different numbers.I would love to find people who can help me better understand the European and Dutch markets versus the US market to see what really works here.

Because i found better place in another European country.

Home prices are completely overpriced at the moment and the European Central banks negative interest rates are not helping.Like Silvio stated, leverage is key and important right now.

It has a very modern and slight European fee to it with cafe's, restaurant and shops.I hope that maybe Toledo (our main market) can establish a tie with Chicago lollolAlthough both are in different states.Thanks.

In particular, as a European if you know the right bankers it will be very easy for you to open accounts within private banks (especially in Asia).

I am a well traveled BS graduate from Northern Europe and have lived in several European countries as well as Singapore.

Leading to a Brexit from the European Union, like Great Britain just did.