Buying Real Estate Overseas For Cash Flow (And A Better Life): Get Started With As Little As $50,000

by Kathleen Peddicord, Lief Simon

Buy real estate overseas to earn cash flow to fund your dream retirement In Buying Real Estate Overseas For Cash Flow (And A Better Life): Get Started With As Little As $50,000 , Kathleen Peddicord and Lief Simon explain how to incorporate an investment in foreign real estate into your portfolio for as little as $50,000. With a lifetime of experience on the subjects of living, retiring, and investing overseas, the authors delve deep into this complex topic. Simply put, this book is a practical guide to buying property overseas as a strategy for earning cash flow to fund your dream retirement. In the book, the authors cover topics as wide-ranging Buying Real Estate Overseas includes a breadth and depth of information on the world’s best markets for investing in real estate for cash flow. Its up-to-date information about this investment category puts to bed much of the outdated advice and guidance currently available in published materials. The authors identify several hot, new markets where currency valuations and market conditions make the purchase of real estate an extremely wise investment decision in today’s volatile investment climate.

Genres: Nonfiction

240 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Chris Rodgers · Rating 5 out of 5]

Everything You Need to Know

Gives you the reality of buying real estate in other countries. A lot of good info and questions to ask that you would not have thought to ask.

[Michael Delaware · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very good introduction to the overseas investment real estate market. I am in the process of reading it a second time, as this one deserves careful study. Incredibly useful and inspirational.

[Natalie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book. There are some great pointers in here, but you do have to get through a lot of anecdotes to find those gems. I'm not sure if I'm more excited or more terrified to buy overseas now ;) but I think that if I feel this way, then the book did it's job of being a good primer for how to get a start in thinking about everything.