All Forum Posts by: Michael Tws

That sounds awesome Kate! I'm going to look it up.

Thanks James :)

Maybe somebody else from this forum knows something....would really be happy to hear more about the topic.

Thanks for your kind response James. Unfortunately we are planning to start investing in Germany. But we're open for pretty much everything which brings us closer to our goals.

How's the job market for experienced and qualified construction workers looking like in the US? We're thinking about about doing something like work and travel in the US, Canada or Australia. I think it would be great for gathering new ideas and getting experienced.

Hello to everyone!

My name is Michael and i'm from Germany. I'm currently taking an 3-year-apprenticeship as a bricklayer and I am planning to become a master craftsman. As you might or might not know bricklaying is one of the most traditional trades here in Germany.

My brother is currently in school for becoming a master craftsman and has 15+ years experience. His girlfriend is currently studying architecture (bachelor's degree).

In the future we are going to invest together and probably start a construction company/architecture firm.

At the moment our plan is to build duplexes, fourplexes and sixplexes beside our full-time-jobs and eventually start investing full time.

As you might can imagine we can put down a serious amount of sweat equity. We basically only need to pay for the property including taxes etc. and the building materials needed, since we can plan and build by ourselves. 

What do you think?

Hello to everyone!

My name is Michael and i'm from Germany. I'm currently taking an 3-year-apprenticeship as a bricklayer and I am planning to become a master craftsman. As you might or might not know bricklaying is one of the most traditional trades here in Germany.

My brother is currently in school for becoming a master craftsman and has 15+ years experience. His girlfriend is currently studying architecture (bachelor's degree).

In the future we are going to invest together and probably start a construction company/architecture firm.

At the moment our plan is to build duplexes, fourplexes and sixplexes beside our full-time-jobs and eventually start investing full time.

As you might can imagine we can put down a serious amount of sweat equity. We basically only need to pay for the property including taxes etc. and the building materials needed, since we can plan and build by ourselves. 

What do you think?