In addition to the tax and social security rates, both of which were higher than the US, I was paying about $1.75/gallon for gas, and their "national sales tax" (value added tax-the standard in the EU) was about 11%.

You deal with National Bank, local mortgage broker, or local banks?

They're on call 24/7 and don't trust anyone to manage their holdings like they would.

Also, if the city has the national chains, like CB or Remax, many times one of those will have data on listings nationwide, where you click on a map which state you want.

I am located in the greater Philadelphia area, but provide commercial financing nationally.

This lets you discover what the person values and in turn can help you decide to trust or not trust someone.

One last thing I would never trust repair info from the sellers agent (your realtor) unless you have a long history and know the info can be trusted.

From talking to a few its about building the trust and getting the job done.

This man is super conservative, I trust him with my wallet.

We are purchasing a condo in New Jersey and are planning to wire the funds to our attorney’s trust/escrow account before closing.