Those very high returns come from the combination of the very low mortgage interest rates and the steady capital appreciation.Regarding my investment portfolio, I'm still in a growth phase and a phase in which I help an partner with other investors so that they can invest in the most profitable opportunities without having the necessary presence on the ground, time, knowledge and contacts, which is something I really enjoy doing.The biggest hurdle is finding the right opportunities in a hot market, although it's a matter of time, for me at least, so it's not really a hurdle.Legal aspects aren't a hurdle from me because I studied in my native Belgium and have been based in Quebec, both of which have a similar legal system to that of Spain and Portugal (civil law).As to regulations, in Spain, it's a matter of investing in the areas and type of properties that are least affected.

I thought no one was above the law? 

It’s going to be common decency (Or at least the desire to appear decent.) or laws.

If you don’t have a background/experience in construction / civil engineering / surveyor how would you know how to allocate it?

The plantiff attorney is going to look at the respective resources of each party, and there is not a graduate from any law school  in the States that would leave the landlord out of that litigation.In America, you can sue anyone for anything.  

If anyone has any suggestions for qualified civil engineering vendors, please reach out to me. 

Here’s an overview of the current STR laws, revenue potential, and overall feasibility for short term rentals in the many different Triangle suburbs.

With a background in civil/structural engineering and lots of experience doing manual labor/cosmetic upkeep to properties in high school, I immediately found the BRRRR strategy enticing. 

Every lawyer I've met with locally has said it's too complicated / outside their purview because it involves estate / elder / tenant / civil law issues simultaneously.

Hey everyone,I’m looking for some advice to help my in-laws deal with disruptive neighbors in their complex.