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Old 09-12-2008, 04:44 PM
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Post Buy-to-let investors regain confidence in US markets
Property investors are once more attracted to the US, despite the uncertain state of the housing market.According to Carlo Walther, head of business development at property portal Rightmove Overseas, buy-to-let investors with UK portfolios are now looking at alternative options in the US.The country’s ability to provide long-term rental opportunities, the recent recovery of the [...]

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