I am planing to buy a one bedroom flat in Dubai with following specifications: (all numbers are in UAE Dirham (AED))Price: 500,000Down-payment: 125,000 (25%) + 37500 (dealer, bank, transfer fees)Flat Interest rate: 2.68Rent per month: 4000Saved rent per month after maintenance : 3420Cash flow per month after EMI: 1330Is it worth-full to buy this property?

I've met some of my best investors on planes, in church, at professional sports games, and many other random places. 

Or am I better off as a new investor sticking with original plane.

If an investor insists on investing in this asset class, then as a turnkey operator, I would insist they get on a plane and come visit the area, so they can see with their own two eyes what they are getting into.

And before she was savvy on short sales, she flew from Raleigh to Orlando to look at one house, told them she'd make a full price offer and the realtor (on the spot) told her the bank would never accept that price and wanted $10k more; when she agreed, the figure jumped to $15k more and she told the realtor to forget it (after buying a plane ticket, paying for a hotel, and renting a car).

You don't need a plane to get there.

@Taylor Shapiro , basically I showed him how that if let's say, god forbid, I died in a plane crash the day after closing, all he has to do is call a lawyer, pay $1,000, and he can foreclose on the property in 30 days.

I'm surprised the bank accepted an offer without one.Thanks for the answer Mitch , No I haven't make an offer yet , I'm planing on making offer , normally how much time can I ask for without lossing my chance to win the bid

Tax Free Wealth by Tom Wheelright, CPA is one of the best books I've read on the subject of tax planing and strategizing.

Just be ready to get on a plane and walk some properties.