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hello! Thanks for the response. Are you lawyers, accountants, or realtors?

hello, Anyone knows of good english-speaking lawyers and accountants who can help foreigners own property in YOUR country? We would put them in our archive as reference, and as starting point for those who are thinking of buying property overseas. Any help would be appreciated! :) gianne

Positives 1. Very low rental tax of 5% 2. Low transaction costs at 8% 3. Potential for high yields 4. One of the most stable in the Middle East Negatives 1. Unclear if aliens can rent out 2. Tenancy laws unknown As you can see, the positives outweigh the negatives. But the...

Buying or Selling a House in a Foreign Country The golden rules about buying houses and apartments anywhere in the world are very simply itemized: 1. Take your time 2. Listen to different people 3. Do your homework – look and look and look This isn’t rocket science, but...

But there have been troubles in Australia lately (talk of the town) with the new superannuation laws becoming effective on July this year.

I've done some research on the Middle East and not so many people are out there interested in buying property in the region, obviously because it is war ravaged. But don't forget the fact that many are still eyeing ME as quite investible, especially with its neighboring countries coming up in...

thank you for posting the link.

phuket according to global property guide Phuket is a hotspot i agree with you. To nelson, It would be better if you take a good look and do some homework/research, be on the lookout for good people that won't steal your money and are well-known in thailand. Consider the positives and...

Here's the article I've promised to post here, for investors who think there's a profit potential in Manila properties: Philippines: High Yields on Metro Manila Condominiums by Prince Christian Cruz Last Updated: February 28, 2007 The rental returns from letting residential condominiums in...

I think most foreigners are interested into buying property near the beaches, say Boracay area, and those who are nearly interested into quick profits are going for the condominium rentals which you propose in your post. I wonder if you've got statistics on what percentage of foreign nationals...

I'd say there have been a certain amount of profit from renting condos in dowtown Manila, about 13% rental yield. Does that sound good? I've read a recent article about that, I'd post it here as soon as I find it in my bookmarks..