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real estate investment is one of the safest and most recession proof methods of investing. But many individual investors, their portfolios based on the proximity of their residence.

Many investors have millions. British investors started investing in Spain in the late 1990s. Well, many of these properties, bought for less than $ 50 000 are now worth more than 1 minute.

At first glance, many new property investors are "Hot Spots". Unfortunately, many areas, such as the Black Sea coast are developed, or if construction is a full time nuisance.

Spain is a long time hot spot. However, things cooled last summer, when more than 100 new homes were sold, the retired foreign residents more than $ 200 000 units. Within a few months, the government demanded it be torn down because they are on rural land, not for residential development zones.

Bulgaria is another "worn out" hotspot. Real estate investors need to be prepared to hunt for good deals. It was the "hot spot" for property investors, until they lost their appeal to build on.

The price-performance ratio out of balance in Bulgaria, especially in places like Sofia. A savvy investor can still find a good business in a prime location, but the implosion of the population rise. Investors are worried that no one to rent 3-4 room "Luxe" "homes in a country where the social development declines against childless couples. There is a danger that the supply will soon exceed the demand.

Investor analysts point out that there is still a good location will be more profit if the American tourists rented. The depreciation of the U.S. Dollar makes unusual tourist areas more attractive. U.S. travel agencies now have a steady interest in Bulgaria and Romania. They cite the variety of entertainment, and low-cost air fair to many countries by the Baltic German and U.S. airlines.

This means that investors who are long-term gains may find that a bed and breakfast, or renting to tourists, earning a profit in the meantime, while protecting their capital.

Arlette Adler from the Federation of Overseas Property Developers, Agents and Consultants (FOPDAC), argues that the Bulgaria property market has reached saturation levels. This means that there are still some offerings for the first time buyer hopes abroad to invest, but too little for the serious investor.

"" The more serious buyers looking at [other eastern European] and considering it, ' "said Adler.

"" What, however, many of us [about Bulgaria] is that they are building all over the place, "she added.

Specialist house TRI Investments warned property investors to avoid European holiday destinations such as Bulgaria, France and Italy.

FOPDAC also aware that the emerging markets in Croatia, Montenegro and the Czech Republic can be quick profits for investors daring.

South Africa remains a hotspot for investors who are ready, some efforts in building their portfolios. But no one has to blindly. Experts are suggesting that investment is moving beyond South Africa. Growth in other areas of Africa is fragile, but promising. The risks are higher, there is the potential for profit.

Investors, to minimize risk are modeled after the large property management companies in South Africa, are using their 'inside knowledge of the continent and its growth trends.

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