Now, most men would spring to their feet, leap for their car and set a land speed record on the way home, knowing full-well that “us time” is about to be non-existent in a week or two once the bun is out of the oven.

He probably pays $3-5 sq/ft.Reminds me of a story; a guy walks into a butcher shop and sees two pans of hamburger.

In fact, check out the Hamburg grant which offers up to 10k I believe.

I was also looking in the Hamburg / Eden area as well Thanks,Chase Titherington

The uninformed mind always says no ... the inexperienced heart is always cautious ..And ... in a very practical sense, I have found that "buyers" don't realize that "buying" real estate isn't like "buying" a car or a hamburger or a new coat.

It's all fun and games until that sweet pitbull next door is turning your leg/arm/face into hamburger. 

Worked my buns off to pay off the HELOC as fast as I could not it rents out for $1250 per month.

Someone opened a "gourmet" hamburger joint in my town two years ago.

It seems there’s something about the home inspector mindset/ knowledge base/ “knowing too much syndrome” which begets an aversion to owning rentals... sort of like the butchers I know that no longer eat ground hamburger meat...

Hello BiggerPockets, is any investor or aspiring investor  living in and around Hamburg, Germany?