Our Worldwide Property Showcase

Yesterday we talked about how you could save yourself thousands of pounds by selling your UK home yourself, cutting out the estate agent middle man with all his fees, and using the savings you make in the form of these fees to fund your new life abroad.

But we also touched upon the fact that selling a property in a downturn and by yourself can be tough, and it might not be the right or best decision for you at this point in time.  However, if you don’t sell, this of course leaves you with a dilemma about what to do with your property in the UK when really you want to live overseas.

In this report we’re going to show you how you could become one of an increasing number of so-called ‘reluctant landlords’ who can rent out your UK property instead, to allow you to escape to your new life abroad…

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There is a very simple decision that you can make that could save you thousands of pounds – so much money in fact, that you can use the savings to pay for your move abroad in luxurious style!

The decision is to sell your British home yourself, rather than employ the services of an estate agent.  And if you think that’s going to be a long hard road, think again.  The fact of the matter is, when you sell your home yourself you have the control.  You have control over the marketing, the asking price, the completion date…and you ultimately have control over the purse strings.

Moving home costs money, and moving abroad can cost you thousands when you factor in needing to get visas, flight tickets, ship your goods and find a place to stay or rent upon arrival.  Therefore, the fact that you can save up to £3,500 on the sale of a £150,000 house if you decide to sell it yourself, should be proof enough that sacking the estate agent is how to save yourself enough money to move abroad!

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According to the Financial Times, if you’re the proud owner of a property in the Eurozone group of nations, not only might you have seen your home rise in value significantly since 2005, but the rise in the value of the euro compared to the pound recently will have seen you reap significant rewards from just owning your holiday home in the sun.

When the world’s property markets began to take a hammering and a nosedive just as the real estate price rise bubble burst in Britain, so it was thought by many that those who had perhaps over extended themselves by buying abroad would now regret their decision to purchase a home overseas.  However, it may just be that those Britons with homes abroad are laughing all the way to the bank as the real value of their properties has risen.

Property in the eurozone could well be making British owners wealthy as the value of properties has risen significantly in some countries such as Italy and Spain, (yes Spain), tourism numbers are on the increase again in certain destinations and because the euro is still riding in its strong position against the pound…so, is it too late for the rest of us to cash in, and what about if you have a property abroad and you want to release its value?

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