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Thought you were covered by a bank guarantee, but are being told this isn’t the case?

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Some buyers of property in Spain find themselves in a tricky position. They may have paid a deposit for a property, but the developer hit financial difficulties and the development never got built, or only partially built. Keep reading…

Tags: European property, off-plan, overseas banks, Overseas Buying process, Overseas finance

TweetRecently a little-known ruling called the European Enforcement Order (EEO), has started to come to the fore. In fact, the EEO has been around since 2005, but only recently been dusted down and used as a potential tool against defaulting, overseas, Spanish property-owners.

What is an EEO? Keep reading…

Tags: European property, International finance, overseas banks, Overseas Buying process, Overseas finance

TweetSo we have uncertainty in Europe, some concerns that BRIC nations may suffer inflationary pressures or even overheat, and turmoil in the Middle East. Investors seeking returns with a different risk profile, may well turn to a country like Morocco, for property investment

Experience shows that poorer economies tend to grow faster and eventually converge with others. So why should this not be the case for Africa?

What’s more, Morocco’s infrastructure is shaping up nicely. Keep reading…

Tags: overseas banks, Overseas finance