Finding impartially written information about buying property abroad can be difficult sometimes. Many real estate agents give out “impartial facts” about the buying process when they are attempting to sell property. These are some links to genuinely impartial information about buying property abroad. For this, I include America as “overseas” for non-Americans.
Investing in Real Estate in the Dominican Republic
The buying and selling of property in the Dominican Republic is subject to the Land Registry Law of the Dominican Republic. Pursuant to the law of the Dominican Republic, the first step in purchasing property in the Dominican Republic is the execution of a contract for sale between the buyer and seller………….
Buying Property in Morocco
It is important to hold a local currency bank account in Morocco, both to set up initial services connections and for paying bills. The local currency is the Dirham (Dh) or MAD in international currency transactions. You must open a convertible Dh account with a Moroccan bank to allow the transfer of monies into the country and to repatriate money in the future from rental incomes or profit realized during a later sale of the property……………
Buying Property In Australia
The slowing property market in Australia has meant that some real estate agents are finally having to do some work to earn their generous commissions………
The Truth about buying Private Islands
Perhaps the ultimate luxury accessory could be considered to be your own Private Island. Due to the scarcity of islands a simple solution seems to be – build some more………
Where to find Bank and HUD Foreclosures
Despite what you or I may think about the current state of the U.S property market and the mis-handling of the situation by the financial institutions, the simple fact is that there are hundreds of thousands of foreclosed properties for sale………
