Tourism is very big industry in my country , we have a few of the big brands like Hilton, Banyan tree , Four seasons etc..you can find some additiona linfo herefour seasonsyou can see their details in the link below, the price of the villas a re pretty high. http://www.petiteansedevelopments.com/res_detail.phpi have a few properties posted on this pagehttp://agent.4321.co.il/agent59913.aspxand a website i am working onhttp://rlarchitecturepropertyseychelles.weebly.com/

Positioning ourselves for debt reduction and also investments in other asset classes (Country Subdivisions and Teak Plantation). 

I am looking at a mixed use building in the 6 to 12 unit range in an expensive area of the country.

While the current fiscal trajectory of the country certainly has some issues, this is generally referred to in finance as the “risk-free” rate—and the main economic alternative to mortgage bonds.

There is no comparison in the quality of life. small town, country living will ALWAYS beat the city life.

What is great about BP is if you ask a question on these forums, people from all over the country tend to answer.

I concur with @John Thedford. depends on the market.Rentometer is pretty much universally useless for properties in Canada and there are markets in which we are involved or pursing properties in the U.S.A. where it's off the mark (South Eastern NH is one).

Hey Investors, I am interested in pursuing a career in investment real estate and I am looking to provide investors in eastern MA with value: market your properties, landscaping anything that I can do to help.

Heck, you can get a decent rental in many parts of the country with that much (either as a down payment or just paying cash) that would most likely yield you more than $650/mo. 

Well, there is me and a couple of other guys (he says tongue in cheek) and we're in the 5th largest city in the country. ;-) A fraction of a fraction of a fraction of the people on BP are actually buying.