Monday, September 8, 2014

The Top Ten Places to Invest in Real Estate (Pt. 1).

A recently released list has the, supposedly, best places around the world to make you next real estate investment based on both price, real estate laws, and (most importantly) views.



  1. Algarve, Portugal: The first thing that Algarve offers is lower prices than other coastal regions in Europe. Couple that with a huge range in prices (anywhere from $8 million for an oceanfront estate to $215,000 for a house not on the water) and some of the most pristine coastline in the world and you have the perfect place for your next house.

  2. Ambergris Caye, Belize: With cheaper prices than other similar Caribbean locales, gorgeous tropical weather, and stunning beaches, this place is a definite for homebuyers who like scuba diving and other activities.

  3. Cayo, Belize: For those who want tropics but not beaches, Cayo is the perfect place. For half the price of the houses at Ambergris Caye (which are relatively cheap), you can get a two or three bedroom house high in the tropical jungles and that include all modern US amenities.

  4. Granada, Nicaragua: Granada is the oldest city in Nicaragua (it was founded in 1524 by conquistadors) and is has both a low cost of living and a beautiful freshwater lake that is perfect for enjoying the weather. For $50,000 you can purchase an un-renovated hacienda and do all the repairs yourself too.

  5. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: While owning a home in Puerto Vallarta is an expensive endeavor (though cheaper than, say, SoCal), the option to buy a house and then rent it for most of the year means that you would make your money back and then some. You would also have a house in one of the more gorgeous places in the world.


There are so many more international real estate opportunities, but we will get to those another time. If you’d like to read more though, the link is here.


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