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Buying Guide -

 

This group of 700 islands in the Caribbean are awash with tropical palm trees, pristine white, sandy beaches drenched in sunlight and multi-coloured coral reefs. Whether you purchase a property as a new home, a holiday home or as an investment vehicle, you will see some great results. The Caribbean is a favourite tourist destination and offer some highly lucrative buy-to-let opportunities within the most beautiful of settings.

A strong economy, no corporate or income taxes and a stable political history have been key in making these English-speaking islands, a haven for international business and development.

Reasons to buy in the Caribbean

  • Idyllic beaches, emerald clear water & tropical climate
  • Strong economy & no corporate or income taxes
  • Stable political history
  • English speaking islands
  • Stunning tropical playground
  • 5 star glamour with the laid back charm

 

Buying Process

The real estate buying process for a property investor will depend on which Caribbean country or island they are specifically interested in examining and we can guide you through some of the common characteristics of purchase processes throughout the Caribbean region as well as some interesting and important anomalies that a real estate investor should be aware of.

Some Caribbean countries have active policies to encourage foreign direct investment and have regulations in place to not only allow for foreign freehold ownership of real estate but they have regulations in place granting foreign owners the same legal rights as their domestic citizens when it comes to their property assets.

A further consideration that should be borne in mind when it comes to purchasing real estate in the Caribbean is the exchange rate between the property investor's domestic currency and the currency of the particular island of nation where the investment is to be made.  Many Caribbean countries have dollar linked their currency, but of those who have not dollar linked their currencies the majority still price real estate in US dollars anyway - but an investor should always check to ensure currency conversions and foreign exchange transactions will not adversely affect the profitability and affordability of an investment.