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Before you decide to buy property overseas especially in Europe you need to think more than twice not because it's not yet time to invest property there, but because you need to consider a lot of things before buying a property. I'd say analyze the market first and get some advice from the experts.

The Philippines is really a hot spot for real estate investment. With its continuous growth in economy, it might be the strongest real estate market in south east asia anytime soon! (Moderated)

I believe it has an impact in the value of the property. Whether it's good or bad depends on the person wanting to buy the property. But I do believe that adding simple and neutral decorations to the property brings more value to it.

Reading all the comments above, I agree with most of them. JenniferKelly's answer seems the most logical for me though. Yes, taking in all the details of the property is very important. And opinions from other people do matter a lot too.

I don't think so. Many homeowners are now conscious on keeping the environment clean and green. Hopefully this will continue in the future. Though I also think some construction companies would do the "easy way" thus neglecting producing eco-friendly materials. Producing these materials can be...

Great tips you have here. I agree - the world of real estate continues to move really quickly and it will continue to be that way many years from now. In the future there will be more elements we have to consider in real estate.

I don't think that would be a good idea. Selling a property at eBay has its advantages but I believe the risks far outweigh them. It's better to have your own blog when advertising properties. __________________ Have a look at one of the most outstanding Construction Management in Adelaide .

A dream home turned into a nightmare is a common occurrence when homeowners hadn't really given much thought when they started building their homes. I think it’s vital to work out first exactly how much one can afford — and to stick to that limit. That “dream” home may turn out into a nightmare...

I don't I will. To me property buying requires the need to check out the site and really see it for yourself. That way, you can correctly assess whether this property is a good buy or not. __________________ For more info, visit Building Design Adelaide

I would have to agree with samantha about being eco-friendly. In my house, our yard is surrounded by a few trees and lots of small plants. I am very particular about the correct way of handling the garbage. Aside from that, we follow rules with regards to keeping the environment safe and clean.

Yes, the lack of a broadband would be quite disappointing. The internet has been a very important factor in my career. Naturally, I would pick a house that has a high internet connection.

Sticking to the basics is actually pretty good. However, it doesn't mean you can't deviate from it. There are always new strategies and ideas that you could always incorporate to the basics. I think it's all about what works for you.

I usually check the property 2-3 times. Aside from checking out the entire property very carefully, I tend to look around the neighborhood as well. For me, this is very important.

I would suggest using neutral colors as well. Creams and other light colors such as light blue, green or yellow would be great. That way, any type of person won't find it clashing with his/her personality.

Like what Ron0 said, you need to hire a really good and honest contractor. I think most problems arise when they have hired someone not taking the job seriously. Do some research too. Ask people around whether the land where you will build is a good residential place.

As I know the best places for a great investment are Miami and Orlando.