Product Description

High yielding property in the UK is getting harder to find. So if you wish to carry on investing in property - and it's still the best investment there is according to the author - then you need to go international. This book explores and identifies property hotspots around the world. If you study each hotspot you'll see that every one is worth a visit if you wish to base your investment on financial fundamentals. You can increase your knowledge further by using the internet sites listed, and even by investing in a few overseas phone calls to agents out there.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #505708 in Books
• Published on: 2005-03-25
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 133 pages

From the Inside Flap
High yielding property in the UK is getting harder to find. So if you wish to carry on investing in property - and it's still the best investment there is according to the author - then you need to go international.

This book explores and identifies property hotspots around the world. If you study each hotspot you'll see that every one is worth a visit if you wish to base your investment on financial fundamentals. You can increase your knowledge further by using the internet sites listed, and even by investing in a few overseas phone calls to agents out there.

About the Author
Ajay Ahuja bought his first property at the age of 24, with GBP500. Now at the age of 33 he owns 75 properties and earns an income from them in excess of GBP500,000 per annum. As well as being a buy-to-let millionaire, Ajay is a chartered accountant. He is the founder and owner of Accountants Direct which provides references for the self-employed for mortgaging purposes. He advises various local councils and accommodation projects and works to provide innovative solutions to problems facing the homeless. Ajay has been profiled on BBC 2's 'The Money Programme'.

Customer Reviews

Out of date
This book lists a small number of cities/resorts world wide where prices are expected to rise. The main problem is that the information is several years old (printed in 2005). There is no real background info on the country and no analysis of why the areas recommended would be a good buy. Given this and the fact the recommendations are so old the book is of little to no value. I've read a number of other books of this type and would recommend any of them over this one.