Buying a House in Spain Almost everybody in this world has been dreaming to have a space that can be called his or her own. It may sound very ambitious but treat it as what a maxim says, “there is neither a dream ever too small nor any dream ever too big.” In the long …
Consider Buying a 2nd House in Bulgaria Property for Foreigners There are no obstacles for foreigners to get the title for buildings, as well as real rights (right of use, right of construction). Up to now there is only one restriction: it is not allowed by law for foreigners to become owners of the land …
Buying property in Cyprus Starting to think of buying property in Cyprus and you cannot help but think about that classic and fairly high, European level standard of living that is sure to please you and your family. Cyprus is the only Eastern Mediterranean destination that offers a quality of life to which most Britons …
Why Buying Property in North Cyprus Makes Sound Financial Sense Cyprus is a stunningly beautiful island, rich in natural resources, blessed with the inimitable Mediterranean climate and located close to the shores of Turkey. Cyprus is also a divided island, unique in that its capital city of Nicosia is the last divided capital city in …
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Buying property in Bulgaria Bulgaria has attracted a lot of attention over the last two years, as foreign buyers and investors flock to its emerging property market. In 2004, foreigners invested over Euro 500 million in Bulgarian property, compared to Euro 98 million in 2003. Frequently listed in the top 20 places to buy a …
Buying Good Quality, Cheap Futons These are some of the cheapest but good quality futons under 0 available on the market. Mali Flex Multi-Position Lounger: From Kelp, Stone and Tang, this futon features an array of positions including sofa, lounger and sleeper – thanks to the six positional wings of the futon frame. The cushions …
Buying property abroad It is said that no two countries in the world have the same legal systems, nor are the systems and policies that rule the acquisition of property the same. Unfortunately, people who are buying property abroad often assume otherwise, making them susceptible of getting into a mad run with the legal intricacies …