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Property Investment Overseas

There are several important steps used by all successful overseas property investors to dramatically increase their chances of making profitable investments in unfamiliar countries.

In this introduction guide, leading overseas property experts tell you what these steps are, and how to use them to build your own high value property portfolio.

This guide is a "must" for anyone interested in making the move to high profits and avoiding costly mistakes in the current and future international property market.

In recent years overseas property investment has created more millionaires than almost any other business - this guide shows how you too can join this club. Following these little known but important steps will allow you to succeed where others fail.

Why you can build an overseas property portfolio.
Why investing in property works best with borrowed money.
How to borrow money with the least hassle.
Comprehensive "action steps" to get you started.
An different idea: Going for income.
How to benefit from "nothing down" property deals.
How to reap bigger profits from property overseas.
Laws and regulations.
How to acquire a £200,000 property for just £180,000 using a residential leaseback scheme.
Capital growth: Turn £61,000 into £1 million by making effective use of positive gearing.
How a lodger or tenants could pay your mortgage.
How to buy a £60,000 investment property for just £22,500.
How to pay for your dream holiday cottage.
Why properties with low rental returns are still very attractive.
How to get your timing right and avoid paying too much.

When you buy property the stamp duty tax equivalent could come to thousands of pounds. However, It's a fact that, by following certain perfectly legal steps, you could significantly reduce or eliminate your tax bill when you dispose of a property. Some of these idea's are commenly used by professional developers.

Overseas Property Investment Rental Yields

France: Steady supply of tenants for holiday homes and town apartments/houses. Yields 3.5%-4% net. Mortgage Information

Italy: Steady supply of tenants for holiday villas and apartments and town apartments. Extremely high yields during season. Net annual yields 6% upwards. Mortgage Information

Spain: Short/long term lets on Costas and big cities. Net yields 2.5%+. Mortgage Information

Czech Republic : Net yields of 3.5% - 5.5%. High demand, high supply. Developing rental market. Mortgage Information

Poland: Emerging rental market. Net yields, 4% to 6% Mortgage Information

Bulgaria: Fragmented. Generally poor stock. Strong demand in Sofia for new build - 5% net yields. Ski resorts, strong demand, but seasonal - 5% net yields. Coasts, a poor 2% net yield. Mortgage Information