I noticed that most of you guys are US, is there also people who invest in the European real estate market?

These cabinets don't have European hinges, which is a drawback in my estimation.

I'd love to be part of your European Bigger Pockets Master Mind Group!

Currently, I work in originations for a European bank here in NYC/New Jersey.

For example, it is hard to achieve more than 10% net rental yield in any continental European country.

It is possible in most European countries the only problem is the RED tape here it is a killer and if anything happens were the renter is concerned it can take up to five years to get them out.

I realise that you have California and Florida that matches Spain's climate, but the culture naturally is different here, and that's what makes it interesting.US citizens can of course invest here the same as any European.

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.

Maybe compare stocks to commodities or European stocks or Japanese stocks- something that is more similar in risk and in payout method.

You might also check out San Luis Potosi and their waterfalls and Old World European sections.There are a lot of options out there.