Protected: Investigating the seller’s market during all these negative news – wow!

The Dow is surging, and that’s supposed to be awful news for the housing market which is completely disconnected from the real economy. In addition, the U.S. stock market appears to be diverging from the housing sector as well. After the release of the ( obviously slightly manipulated ) better job report a few days

Millions of people are unemployed. Traffic lines at food banks stretch for many miles. All over the US hungry people show up hours before the food banks open. They want to make sure they will get food for them and their kids before supply runs out every day. We have nearly 170.000 Covid related deaths

In the USA, the IRS office treats investors far more sensibly and fair than in many other countries – above all much more fair than in Europe. Imagine the following scenario: You buy a property, remodel it a little and sell it for a profit. You invest this amount again in another property, repeat the

Look at my last newsletter from March 31 where I told you it’s going to happen and now it started. I’m in Real Estate since 1984. Before Corona I seriously thought I’ve seen it all, but nobody has seen what’s coming now. Nobody can tell how bad it’s going to be, but you can either

Americans find it difficult to understand European investors when problems such as non-payment of rent and, in bad cases, even nomadic tenancy arise. We actually almost don’t know such a thing in the USA. We will show you where the differences lie: In general, it should be noted that the rights for rentals in the

With this blog, I’m not intending to lure you to list or sell your property with me. Within the last 36 years in this industry, I’ve simply seen too many people get screwed and therefore I decided to give a quick overview of what you should know before you engage with any Realtor. In Europe,