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The market has still potential.

Romania is part of the EU, but not one of the leading powers. You can not compare the influence Brexit has on Germany, France, ... with the influence it has on Romania.

But don't wait to long: At areas like the Côte d’Azur the property prices will go up very fast as soon as summer is coming.

Now we know. More interesting: How long will the next one last and when does it come?

Useful article, thank you! How can I find a local specialist who can manage my properties if I've never been there and don't have personal connections. Any ideas?

You should consider every property market on the globe. Sure, being at the spot can give you an advantage. But you can also analyze the data from thousands of kilometers away and delegate the operative task to the property manager.

The main parties behind a federal EU might be weaker. But the Brexit supporters as well. There is pressure on both sides of the table.

I think a second Brexit vote would be good asap. This would bring clarity in Britain's future and those of the EU.

That's smart. You never know how long the apartment can be vacant.

Well, this can happen to you regardless of the initial capital. You should always have a certain amount of cash to not run dry during hard times.

What is an appropriate time for you? Hopefully not when it's too late

What do you mean with crashing down at one point? So far my savings are not huge. I plan to start with 30k, but the longer I wait, the more I could save. Income is in the higher middle-class.

If Brexit doesn't happen and the EU will be re-organised, don't you think that Britain could suffer because people might be afraid that there will be a Brexit 2.0?

Do you still believe that Brexit is happening and how does this influence your real estate decisions?

Hello guys, I am not very experienced when it's about real estate investing. Hence, I have a question to you: If you start to invest in real estate, what is the right amount of money I should borrow from the bank. Should I keep my loan as high as possible and the equity as small as possible? I...

Due to recent political changes I want to raise a question: What is your opinion about Brexit? Will it happen without May and if not, will anything change in Europe or will Britain be weaker?

That's understandable. And it's probably the main point of all the critics about AirBnB. I would declare it and declare as well all the expensive. Because in the end you only pay taxes on the profit, not the revenue.

Hey @FWL of course the authorities don't check every contract. This law is commonly known among tenants and if you charge a rent which is too high, the tenant can argue with this law. There is one reason how the landlords can avoid this restriction. If they modernize the apartment, you can...

Hey John, it sounds like you're an experienced AirBnB host. So far I only experienced it as a guest, but I have a question about taxes you pay on income generated through AirBnB: Starting at which amount do you need to declare it as an income and how much taxes do you pay on it? Maybe you have...

Good question. I assume it will, because this slope is way too big. The growth is limited and sooner or later it will slow down. The question is if it is like a bubble which bursts or stagnating at one point?