Market price of the RE reflects both the perceived risk and reward/return associated with the purchase.Good luck

You've taken the first step by seeking out information and education to achieve your goal of becoming a full-time investor.Real estate investing can be lucrative and rewarding, but it also requires hard work, dedication, and continuous learning.

I currently have no debt.As you might know, real estate in Switzerland is quite costy and I also feel like it is not a good idea for now (taxes).I was thinking of playing it "high risk, high rewards", by those, I mainly mean eastern European countries such as Romania, Bulgaria, Poland and as a second idea, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, even though they are next to some bully, they are in NATO, so should be ok, I guess.I know some of those countries do not allow foreigners to get a mortgage loan (Lithuania at least) and some countries have high interest rate (Romania, 7%).Here are my two questions: Does anyone have experience with those countries?

And the rewards are commiserate. 

We just sold our 1920's Bungalow in Bay View with all the natural charm and built in's including a buffet and butlers pantry. 

Think about what you want to do, where you start risk vs. reward, and find people doing that here!     

I'm in business to help people who need a hand and I believe that God will reward me with much greater properties and deals.

If you get good tenants, communicate well, provide them with an awesome place to live, and just be a good person it'll be a very rewarding experience.

Just like a good investment if you set it up properly and take care of it over time the reward can be significant. 

After all, it has to be a good match for both the client and realtor for it to be a rewarding experience/relationship.