Ronald S
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Assuming that you are living in Europe, I would suggest Florida. Property prices have dropped back about 20% in the last year and the dollar is very weak which makes the dollar price very cheap when paying in sterling or euros.
Property prices have always been considerably lower than here and standards are very high. |
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top cat
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bulgaria is still pretty cheap |
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brainyandy
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Not sure but I'd give Scotland a miss. |
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Mental Mickey
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Turkey, but get in quick before they join the EU. When they do finally join the EU, then that is the time to sell.
Bulgaria and Romania are still fairly cheap, but prices are rising fast! Avoid Spain completely, you're about 20 years too late for that. |
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Lauren D
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South Africa |
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Beastman
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P.R.China |
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Sgt. Pepper
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Alaska or maybe somewhere in Greenland.
they have spans of weeks, sometimes months where the sun doesn't even set...you could have have sun all the time. |
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james s
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have a look around australia because instead of living in sydney and big citys people are commuting so house prices in towns about 1 and a half hours away are rapidly going up |
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alan t
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at the moment its Bulgaria but why only the sun. if you purchase inland in Bulgaria you have sun where people go summer but also for the skiing in winter,ideal for letting out your property,all year round rental |
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flutterby
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I've been watching some programmes and they say eastern europe is a good place to invest. There are some nice holiday resorts there. Croatia is beautiful but not many people have ever gone there on holiday really, it's just staring to gain popularity. Housing is still cheap and it's a beautiful country, look at this pic:
http://aolsearch.aol.co.uk/image_browse?query=croatia&first=&last=&imgurl=http://www.apartments-vela-luka.com/imidjis-croatia/croatia-001.jpg&refurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.apartments-vela-luka.com%2Fcroatia.asp&width=300&height=287&requestId=918300bb433716e6&clickedItemRank=2&encquery=croatia&page= |
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barry_robbins_98
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I am vacationing in Oahu right now, so I would say Hawaii. The weather is perfect, and there is no political risks. But I think the best way to own real estate is through REITs (real estate investment trusts). These are companys that own real estate but their shares trade like any stock. This makes your real estate investment very easy to sell, unlike a regular real estate investment. Here is a link of some of my favorite REIT stocks:
http://www.top10traders.com/ViewPortfolio.aspx?userID=565
This portfolio is from http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.
Hope this helps. |
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5yellowchips
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Romania |
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michael o
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iraq |
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EarthCalling
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Are you investing or living? |
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g.m
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the outback (australia) |
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angelawlkns
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at the moment Romania as they have lovely beaches |
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jbowler
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You want a country that is politically stable, offers tax benefits to foreigners buying property there and preferably one where the population is at least tolerant of your presence.
The Caribbean is nice, but hurricane prone and expensive.
Hawaii is great but even more expensive than the Caribbean.
Malta is becoming popular with ex-pat Americas. Costa Rica and Honduras have been trying to attract foreign investment. Honduras has the best tax package right now.
Many Americans and Candians have retired to south central Mexico. The climate is perfect year round, there are lots of fellow countrymen to associate with, the native polulation is friendly and health care and housing costs are affordable.
It is also easy to get back to the states quickly if necessary. |
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imbrue001
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the sun is constantly changing in size..you couldnt own a part of it |
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lsenn
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Try the ezine called Escape from America. They have lots of good articles on property investment overseas. |
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Dang
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England |
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snowshoe134
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Newfoundland! Well, it's sunny some of time, and property prices look set to boom. |
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yiannis the greek
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crete-greece |
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My name's MUD
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OMG It has to be Bulgaria, it has just entered the EU and property will increase in value 500% in five years now! Property is selling like mad out there!
http://www.bulgarianproperties.com/Houses_in_Bulgaria/AD12699BG_House_for_sale_near_Stara_Zagora.html |
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i pack a 44
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USA....death valley...........you said you wanted sun |
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