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ONE - EXOTIC REAL ESTATE |
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| Spain:
An Overview |
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Spain is a country with a rich, colourful and diverse history, a land of
many varied regions and a people who are proud and welcoming. For many
first-time visitors to Spain, the expectations are of frequently used and
evocative media images of sangria, sombreros and bullfights. While all
of these play a part within traditional Spanish culture, there is much
more that makes modern Spain a progressive, diverse and cosmopolitan society. |
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| Real
Estate in France: Land of Opportunity |
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the country of wine, perfume, fashion and the Eiffel Tower, also provides
real estate investors with some excellent opportunities. Linda Rano at
Couleurs de France, based in the city of Toulouse in the South West, explains
why. |
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| Cigars
and rum in the fairest land under Heaven |
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Columbus spotted the coral-rimmed Dominican Republic, he proclaimed, “This
is the fairest land under Heaven.” We have to agree. The Dominican Republic
is home to the highest mountain range in the entire Caribbean and offers
some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Yet it may be the least-expensive
island in the Caribbean when it comes to real estate and cost of living. |
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| How
to Think European OR Secrets of Success in Eastern Europe's Wild Real Estate
Market |
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smart, successful investors come here from America and try to apply American
investment techniques with varying levels of success. Anyone looking to
invest in Eastern Europe would be well advised to understand the unique
factors that motivate the market in this region. |
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| Real
Estate In Thailand, Condos and Contracts |
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estate transactions in the United States and the other First World nations
are governed by “Marquis de Queensberry’s rules”. - Rules enforced by the
TESTED legal systems of the respective countries involved... All bets are
off when you are attempting to buy property in 2nd and 3rd world countries. |
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| Affording
to Live in Italy with an Italian Mortgage |
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It’s all very well mortgage companies in the UK or US telling us that we
can re-mortgage out principal residence, release equity and use this money
to buy a home overseas if we want to – but what about those people who
actually want to live abroad, how can they raise the finance to buy abroad
and afford to live abroad? |
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| How
I Came to Own Two Homes in St. John, US Virgin Island |
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John, US Virgin Island. An island 9 miles by 9 miles and two thirds are
owned by the National Park Service. Every person visiting dreams of what
it would be like to let go of their present life. To let go of all their
stress and move to this tropical oasis. |
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TWO - FINANCE AND INVESTMENT |
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| Just
how much could GW Bush alter your migration plans? |
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As if moving to another country, changing your life and starting aging
wasn’t a momentous enough event, it is amazing how the words of a politician,
central banker or military leader can alter your financial situation during
this confusing process. |
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| Million
Not Enough For Monaco Property |
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property in Monaco could rise steeply in the next couple of years, and
Europe's favourite tax haven could be out of reach for some millionaires,
according to a Monte Carlo travel guide. Different recent surveys have
all been good indicators for Monaco, with more people likely to apply for
residency and buy property in Monaco. Buyers from the UK in particular
are expected to rise in number. |
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THREE - JOBS OVERSEAS / INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT |
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| Making
Money Overseas - Writing eBooks and Reports For EscapeArtist.com |
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Yes,
you can make money writing eBooks and reports for us, good money. In fact
you can make enough money to live on overseas. We are now seeking eBook
reports on almost any subject; not just on expatriate issues. We have had
so much success with our eBooks that we have decided to expand our library
to include more subjects - - subjects that are important even if they are
not directly related to expatriate issues. By EscapeArtist.com |
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| SECTION
FOUR - ASSET PROTECTION / PRIVACY |
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| Obscure
Tax Havens of the World |
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Society, we constantly refer to our top four financial havens—Switzerland,
Panama, Liechtenstein, and Hong Kong (with Austria as honorable mention
for its banking secrecy).But there are several other tax and asset protection
havens out there. Each of these lesser-known havens has its own specialties
that may be worth considering. Take the Isle of Man—it’s a leader in annuities
and life insurance as investment vehicles. Nevis is great for asset protection
trusts and is one of only two nations that might arrange for immediate
economic citizenship and a second passport. |
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