Real estate course in Germany
Everything you need to know to make your first real estate investment in Germany.
I want to join the course. Course suitability interviewWhat is this course – and why was it built?
The course was created out of a real need for Israeli investors: to understand in depth how real estate investing in Germany works, without relying on stories, aggressive brokerage, or beautiful presentations - but rather on engineering thinking, numerical analysis, and real long-term simulations.
What will you receive as a course participant?
A clear understanding of how the market is structured, where there are opportunities, what the risks are, and what the fundamental difference is compared to Israel.
Not a “dream apartment,” but a structured method based on data: population, transportation, labor market, and yield.
What does the bottom line really look like, after taxes, management, maintenance, depreciation, and real risks.
At the end of the course you will have:
- A clear thinking model for how to approach investing in Germany.
- Tools to distinguish between a good deal and a “pretty story.”
- Ability to ask the right questions to brokers, banks, and management companies.
- A framework for making decisions – when to enter into a deal, and when to say “no thanks.”
Who is the course suitable for?
- For Israelis with equity of approximately 200–400 thousand NIS or more.
- For those who think long-term, and are not looking for a “quick win.”
- For investors who value order, analysis, and precision.
- For those who understand that investing abroad requires systemic understanding, not just “familiarity with an apartment.”
Who is it less suitable for?
- For those looking for promises of guaranteed or extreme returns.
- For those who are not willing to invest time in truly understanding the process.
- For those looking for a “shortcut” without thinking or analyzing.
What's in the course? - Module structure
Market review, economy, demographics, differences with Israel, where is the opportunity and where is the risk.
How to choose a city/region, what is important to check, what a “developing” city looks like versus a city in decline.
Small apartments, residential buildings, students, peripheral areas – what are the advantages and disadvantages of each type?
Monthly cash flow, interest rates, financing, depreciation, taxation in Germany and Israel, and the question of long-term holdings.
Working with a management company, choosing tenants, what to do when a tenant doesn't pay, and what's the difference compared to Israel.
Simulations for extreme situations, declines in value, interest rate changes, and also how to build a personalized investment strategy.
How is the course actually delivered?
- The course is available as a fully digital course, stored on a secure S3 server.
- Watch from anywhere in the world – from your computer or phone, at your own pace.
- Easy access by module – you can stop, go back, and watch again.
- Access is provided after payment is completed – with a personal link and a summary email.