The Dos and Dont's of international property investment while we are waiting for Brexit to take affect

1. International Property Dos & Don’ts
Waiting for Brexit
Check your inheritance
planning for your
property assets and
integrate any inheritance
needs into your will.
On 23rd June 2016, the British public voted out of the EU leading
to uncertainty in the market and a range of unfounded negative
and positive outlook projections for global and local property
markets.What will happen next is quite unknown.Our simple
suggestion; grab the opportunities when they arise and protect
your existing property portfolio as much as possible.
Panic sell.
Forget that you
can rent out your
property to help
make payments.
Tie in good mortgage deals in line with
what you can afford to shield yourself
from economic instability.
Forget to take into account currency
risk.
Miss out on a
good deal because
of uncertainty.
Property is a bricks
and mortar asset
with an intrinsic
value.
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Keep an eye on the news
for the final negotiations
with different countries
and their impact.
Find out what the law is for non-EU
immigration in the country you are
living in if not your country of origin.
Forget that Brexit
negotiations will take 2
years. No need to rush
any decision.
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Secure a fixed exchange
rate offer from a Forex
provider if you’re concerned
about meeting future
foreign currency payments.
Geographically
DiversifyYour
Property Portfolio
Do Don’t
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