The Montenegro Times

Investment property is one of the most secure and proven investment downturn. However, many limit their personal investment portfolio looking closer to home.

Many investors have made millions. British investors have begun to invest in Spain in the 1990s. Now many of these properties bought for less than $ 50 000 and is now worth more than 1m.

At first glance, many new property investors are attracted to hot spots. Unfortunately, many areas as the Black Sea coast is more developed, or when construction is a full-time trouble.

Spain is another point access for long. However, things turned sour in the summer, when more than 100 new homes were sold to foreign residents in the removal of more than $ 200 000 each. A few months after the government required to be demolished because they were built on rural land not zoned for residential development.

Bulgaria is another hot spot "happened." Property Investors must be prepared to hunt for bargains. It was the "point of hot property for investors until it has lost attractive due to construction.

The price-quality ratio is off balance in Bulgaria, especially in places like Sofia. A smart investor you can still find a bargain in a prime location, but population implosion is causing concern. Investors are worried let no one 3-4 bedroom "luxury" apartments in a country where the social tendency is inclined to childless couples. There is a risk that the supply suddenly exceed demand.

Analysts investors continue to show that a good location will generate more profits if the lease to U.S. tourists. The devaluation of the dollar makes U.S. areas unusual tourist attractions. U.S. Travel Agents now a continuing interest in Bulgaria and Romania. They cite the variety of entertainment and low cost air fair for many Baltic States by the airlines of Germany and the USA.

This means investors seeking long-term benefits may run a bed and breakfast or rent to tourists, will have a gain in the meantime while protecting its capital.

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

The buyer is more serious in my [other countries of Eastern Europe] and given them, "said Adler.

"The only thing that worries many of us [on Bulgaria] is built around, "he added.

Specialist house TRI Investments has warned property investors to avoid destinations homes in Europe, including Bulgaria, France and Italy.

FOPDAC also announced that emerging markets in Croatia, Montenegro and the Czech Republic in May provide quick profits for investors bold.

South Africa remains a hot spot for investors who are willing to put some effort in building their portfolios. However, nobody should intervene in the dark. Experts suggest that investment moves beyond South Africa. The growth of the other parts of Africa is fragile, but promising. The risks are higher, as the opportunity for profit.

Investors who want to minimize the risks following the example of management companies of large estates in South Africa, taking advantage of its "inside" knowledge of the continent and its growth trends.

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