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Old 11-03-2009, 03:55 PM
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This is not the case I live here for five years and still selling and building this property is in the best location and fully furnished when the turn around happens this will start at 80,000 euro

i you are a big investor that is back on his investment buy and the right time and wait then you will understand

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I am not convinced - sorry Spain or France is for me
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Old 11-03-2009, 04:24 PM
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its not about being convinced its about looking at the market and let me say 29,000 euro why dont you try me on a offer are you a business man that takes a little risk come on try me

but be serious an offer is an offer

if you would like to view the property with pictures let me no

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post your web site and everyone can see and comment - after the Bulgarian Dreams collapse you are going to find it tough
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I can do this on the site as i am new finding tough lol i do not think so We have been trying to contact all the developers of Bulgarian Dreams and the owner with the view of buying out there companies and finishing the job we are waiting to see what happens

we have been in Bulgaria for five years and have many happy clients that is why we offer the lowest property management in the whole of Bulgaria 150 Euro P.A.

Any way what about an offer i have the deeds and keys come on you may be supprised
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This is a general comment but in times like this it is best to play safe and go for the established countries which are now in the downturn but will recover....the risk is when!
Anyone in EU wanting the sun then it is the two favourites....Spain or France
And Spain in general for value for money

Now this comment is for 'life style buyers' but it is the same for investors

Decisions by life style buyers is dictated by personal choice at the time they want to buy and what they can get for their money......on balance 2009 OK

Dealers, who are experienced, can take the risk on 'off location' distressed sales at competitive prices and should do OK in the medium to long term

I can ' as everyone may imagine'!!!!.....go in to detail on the approach both types of buyers should take!!
But in general experienced dealers look after themselves and if I have any products they are interested in or would like me to do the ground work before they come over....no problem....part of my job

Now for 'life style 'buyers a bit of professional advice is ' even today' worth having as there is no doubt that for 'life style'buyers doing it on their own it is not easy

Many think just now that if you can buy direct from an owner you will get a better deal

Mainly not so........even now the mojarity of owners have not come to terms with the price they will get if they want to sell- so the asking prices are too high

The good agents in the main want their clients to have ' sensible asking prices' otherwise it is nor worth marketing it...different world now!

And distressed sales are in the main handled by agents......just now these are the best deals....as long as you like it!
see the Spanish Forum for more post on Distressed Sales
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Dear Chantal,

Perhaps u try to read about Bali???? especially my village is developed very well in property. We have nice beach, river, rice field, mountain view....also good for return investment as well.
If anybody interested here, do not hesitate to contact me again, my email is arsinibali@hotmail.com
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Hello,

You can provide links/photos/website so that i can go through and get back to you for more information.






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I feel now that Bulgaria is still moving forward and many good deals as other investors have problems in the UK they are looking to sale cheap in good areas

we have properties new ,furnished just collect your key for as little 29,000 euro

if you would likemore information

please call me

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My opinion will be as follows:

1) Return on investment is doubtful and directly linked to tourism. However, if someone want to buy a property just because they have money and if the ready to keep it vacant then it is a different story.

2) According to me, i would prefer where more industrialization is happening and as a result people move to that place. This provided you enough opportunity for high rental income and proerty value.

3) Funding - If I depend on loan, who will provide me loan. Read with point 1.

4) It is better to be in a big country/city compared a Island where property risk is high, particularly when surronded by water. As i said, it will be my second choice compared to a metro city.

I don't differentiate between developed city or a developing/emerging cities as long as you have value for money.

For example: In a city called Madras/Chennai, which is by the sea in souther most tip of India, you still a good investment at 60 to 90 euros per sq.ft, where rental income is awesome driven by expats, IT companies etc. Compared to this, you have good investment opportunity in Europe pockets such as France, Belgium etc and in the US you really have a good investmnet opportunity with lots of houses below expected levels.

Note: please use your discretion in evaluating risk involved, regulations and the goverment rules before considering above information.


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Just wondered whether anyone had considered Vanuatu as according to the World Travel & Tourism Council, it is:
- showing 6.3% growth
- 38% GDP comes from tourism
- ranked 12th of 176, fastest growing economy
- ranked 1st fastesr growing in Australasia/Asia-Pacific
- pure financial Tax haven
- still has 'emerging' status and will continue to do so for sometime unlike Seychelles and Mauritius
- governed by English Law.
- 2 hour flight from Brisbane
- 1 and half hour flight from Fiji
- Flights into region have increased by 30% year on year
- P&O Cruises have increased by 80%
- population of just 230,000 approx

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Hi

Thank you for your inquiry if you would like to email me direct on info@bulgarianprestigeproperties.com

We can give you more info on the apartment and pictures

Thank you

Daniel
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