Hi guys,my name is Philipp and I am from Germany looking to start investing in the US, preferably in the state of Indiana. I have strong ties to the region which is one reason for choosing it as a starting point.I am ...

Hi All,Looking for advice. We have a rental property which is infested with german roaches because the tenants are unclean. My property manager visited and sprayed the place but it was not effective. He saw food all a...

I'm tending to look into small flats, but not sure what would be the best: rent it furnished or unfurnished. Anyone has any experience in the German market? Sounds like a very, very tough one. But it is where I am rig...

I am going to buy a house with the coming months and would like to rent out two of the rooms while living in the third. The only problem is that both of my friends have German Shepherds. I know a lot of insurances don...

Greetings BP Community!I'm leaving to Stuttgart, Germany for a while and I want to invest in real estate there. Anyone have experience or know any resources that I should check out? I've found some links here and ther...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $212,000

Cash invested: $30,000

Sale price: $305,000

Cosmetic update. Home already had bamboo flooring througho...

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I'm new to these forums but I look for informations that are specific for the german market, as some resources and legal requirements will differ.

I couldn't find a post using the search, but are th...

I just moved a tenant in yesterday. Young couple with a small child. They seem very nice and easy to work with. They said they would like to get a pet in the future, specifically a german shepherd (puppy). I kn...

I am currently living in the bronx. I have no experience in real estate, and joined bigger pockets to network, and learn to build a better future for my family.

Hello, I am trying to close a deal on a property that is located in the USA, but the Seller is a German citizen, living in St. Leon-Rot Germany.  Ideally, I think that the local German equivalent of a title company mi...