Hi NatecarrlawEver conciderred investing in land offshore?

The ARM is going to start adjusting, but if you want to gamble and think rates will go down by when the rate starts to re-adjust, an ARM may be for you.

If it's a land locked lot, meaning there is no access to it except through someone elses land, it could be quite a gamble and may pay off big time.

Moreover, real estate appreciation is running 25% per annum on pre-construction purchases and around 15% per annum on completed units..... combine this with possible Tax benefits for US Offshore Investors and the Philippines has to be a "Win-Win" opportunity....

So I set up everything I do online offshore.

But anyone who thinks that appreciation is going to bail them out of a low or negative cashflow situation is gambling, pure and simple.

I am not willing to gamble that much to be the one that ends up being the case law around it.

As we are dealing with off shore mortgages through Lloyds TSB we are able to offer a very unique loan.

Our areas of expertise include: Overseas Property Finance Investment Services Multi-currency Deposits Offshore Banking Services Please feel free to check our legitimacy with Lloyds.Again, I would encourage you to also look at the financial business scene in Japan to understand how we are able to offer a yen based loan at such low rates of interest.

I won't gamble money that my family needs for the necessities, but the money I'm using should go to paying off bills and filling an IRA.