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Passport to Exotic Real Estate: Buying U.S. And Foreign Property In Breath-Taking, Beautiful, Faraway Lands

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This book is a good guide for the present economic climate and is highly recommended reading before entering this niche market. I found that the synopsis for each chapter on separate geographical areas is well thought out and should be considered before committing to any purchase. It verified my own investment in a purchase several years ago. The book is well researched/thought out by the author's personal experiences into this real estate venue. A good, and valuable, guide. I encourage its' reading.

Steve Bergsman's latest book about the good, the bad and the ugly elements of buying property in exotic places is a must read for anyone considering investing, relocating and/or retiring in some of the most exciting places that you have always wanted to see and even places you may never have thought about before. Steve's extensive travels to these far away (and not so far away) lands has given him not only the facts and fallacies that you should know before taking the plunge, it has also given him an unique perspective and sense of adventure that is contagious. Take a walk on the exotic side of buying real estate. There is no better guide than Steve Bergsman's Passport To Exotic Real Estate IMO.Passport to Exotic Real Estate: Buying U.S. And Foreign Property In Breath-Taking, Beautiful, Faraway Lands

For years I've toyed with the idea of buying a second home among the places that Bergsman writes about, but I could never quite reach the right comfort zone. Now, Bergsman lays it all out for me with the ins and outs, the pluses and the pitfalls. These second home investment markets have long needed a "how to" guide and Passport to Exotic Real Estate fits the bill. I'm now ready to jump in and consider buying a piece of paradise.

Anne Kazel-Wilcox>

This maybe a first. A combination business-help and travel book. What a better way to instruct, but keep you reading. The only thing left to do is buy a second home." Edward Moss