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Old 19-11-2007, 09:58 AM
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buying or investing abroad is not for everyone...if your looking for a place to enjoy some sun and take it easy then buying a little place abroad could be a good move, buying to make money takes a bit more work, you have to find the right property in the right place, difficulties like language and local customs, laws etc. are just something that you deal with when doing business in a foreign country...
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