If you don't have those two on your team, I'd start meeting with some locals that come highly reccomended and build those relationships.

I just started my career in the U.S. military and am hoping to have my first assignment in Europe, specifically Germany.

It would be difficult to get any inquiries for MTR with an empty property even if you note that it will be furnished because they don’t know what “furnished” is going to look like (style, comfort level, etc.)’If your ideal target market is travel nurses I would start there.

Another consideration would be to look at it as a start-up expense if it's regarded as a trade or business (can deduct up to $5,000 immediately for eligible start-up costs).

When I saw Antoine Martel from FlipSystem Posting Advertisement on social media like this:"You only need $10K ~ $30K to invest in RealEsate doing Flipping and make 100% ROI in 4 months""My clients in FlipSystem averagely spend 4 hours in managing each Flip Project""We help you to quite your JOB in couple of months by doing Flipping""We have few hundreds of success happy client - (Actually there might be few hundreds of clients losing their hard working money)"And lots of other advertisement stating: "Easy, Fast, Low RISK" in their programI thought: "Wow, doing Flipping is so easy and profitable and low-bar to enter in, I should join their program and start make money!"

We also have access to a $30k HELOC, fixed 8.5%.The current mortgage is $1600 and exact units in our block are renting for $2600+/mo, but the property doesn't pass the 1% rule.We want to start investing in RE again.  

These definitions are for you to understand the difference conceptually and why one lender will say one thing and another something totally different.

They wanted to start early, but then no, then they have stopped texting.  

This combination would cover the total cost of the build.

I'm asking this question due to months of searching for multi-family homes to start my multi-family journey but the prices are way too high to purchase as a newby.