how can i invest in real estate in chaina, Can i contact a person in china or do they have any mutual fund?
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there are no mutual funds presently available to buy investing in Chinese real estate. the reasons are complex: tax, corporate structures, etc etc.  \n\nif you are thinking of investing, consider what you are looking to purchase and where. If it is an apartment in Shanghai, then my advice is to reconsider....if it is retail or an office block, then it may still be a good time.
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It can be found on this site:\nhttp://www.investcuracao.com/01c08.html
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"None of the above."\n\nThe best real estate to invest is in your own country, particularly if you live in the US. \n\nThe cost of ANY legal action between countries is way too high and 'predictability' is a function of your resources.\n\nIf you're looking for "return on investment", stay close to home. If you're looking for and investment that also doubles as a vacation spot, then focus on where you would want to spend your time. Either way, you'll do fine.\n\nGood investments exist everywhere, you just need the resources to identify them!\n\nGood luck!\n\nTrevor
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If you are not familiar Dont,if you thinking of this type of business,get someone which is good in this trade to help you for a start.(normally an estate agent)\nTry not to flip too much houses at a goal.(my suggestion for a start try 1 or 2 properties until you are more familiar)\nDo not invest your monies on 1 area, try different areas or even countries you may think of potential.\n\nGood Luck\nemail jassmode@yahoo.com.sg\nColdwell Banker Real Estate (Singapore)
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I applaud your ambition.  However... \n\nYou, my friend, unfortunately bring very little to the table that an investor wouldn't have - except time.  You've got no money, no experience, no credit, no connections and not business savvy to know that this structure is... if you pardon my bluntness... ludicrous. I wouldn't advise putting an ad in the paper as it would be a waste of money. \n\nI would recommend training for a real estate position, title insurance, mortgage company, property management or property development if you are serious about property.  Someone will teach you the REAL property game with somebody else's equity and give you a salary too. \n\nYour chance of getting a 50/50 partnership is about zero.  Why would somebody trade their equity position for you because you work.  You are better off getting a job related to property so that you can learn the ropes.
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Try Lembah Beringin.\n\nGet in touch with real estate agents. Its easier. Although most will probably have limited database of properties which will be mainly concentrated on their operating area.
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Greetings,\n\nI may be able to assist you.  \n\nFYI: I have a Real Estate Website for Investors with thousands of Properties for Sale, e.g., HUD Homes, Tax Sale Properties, Bank Owned Properties, and Mortgaged Foreclosed Homes for Sale throughout the country. \n\nNote: I am not a Realtor or Real Estate Agent, but rather an Investor like you.\n\nCurrenlty, Access (to the HUD Homes Section on my website)is FREE. \n\nIf need you can Email at: bigiminc@yahoo.com\n\nThe Website is: http://www.delinquenttaxsales.com
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It is very easy to invest in foreign currencies. Most US based brokers would open an account where you can hold foreign currencies accounts. You could trade option on soem of the US based exchange (NYSE, CBOE, CBOT)...\n\nIf you think that they are doing a poor job. You could open an account in Switzerland where we have been doing foreign investment for the last 400 years (yes, because we are such a small country we had to invest very early on our money overseas...)\n\nRegards\n\nMilan Despotovic\nCOGES SA
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Invest in foreign currencies you expect to rise. This can be done either by directly buying that currency or by buying assets (real estate, stocks, bonds, funds) valued in that currency.
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It is a painful process to set up a business in China....too many thing and too many tips I would have to give you. \n\nBest thing to do is to find a local that you can TRUST....and get him to help you. Beware though...you could get raped (businesswise) in the process.
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Since you in west africa that might be very very hard for you to invest. Most companies allow you to sign up online, I use Sogoinvest.com but you'll have to look at a company that does this in your country. I'm sure theres one company that does it.
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I'm a real estate agent in Texas (Just a disclaimer)\n\nYou can try the US Embassy in that country - their internet site is http://usembassy.state.gov/abidjan/\n\nJust an FYI - Unless the laws have changed (and with all the turmoil over there they may have), you can own property, but only in urban areas. Rural areas are off limits. The legal system over their is.. weak, and therefore obtaining a mortgage or owning a property outright (freehold) is very difficult. For this reason most real estate transactions are leaseholds.\n\nIt's been a long time since I've sent a referral to Africa, but I might be able to dig up a good qualified professional in Abidjan to help you out. E-mail me and we can talk.
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Hi,\nIf you want to invest your money for long term then invest in the emerging marekt ecconomy. As this wil give you maximum returns. But before investing look easy exit routes for your investments. Many countries offer easy way of investing but rigid rules to take your money back. \n\nFollowing countries are emerging ecconomies.\n\n1. China\n2. India\n3. Brazil\n4. South Korea\n\nOf these China is emerging ecconomy but the current pricing of its listed stocks seemed to be ficticious. As presently there is no trasparency and lack of credibility in their financial statements. \n\nHope this helps you. \n\nIf you want more help then you can reach me at sdjp@yahoo.com
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feel free to contact me at \nannie.chang@pspmortgage.com\n\nI have a list of private investors depending on what you are looking for.
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Great place to do business.\nYou may want to start here,\nhttp://www.cook-islands.gov.ck/investment.php\nthis is the government website on doing business in thier country\n\nYou may want to contact thier secretary by click contact us at the bottem of the left hand menu bar.
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I agree with the mutual fund advice wholeheartedly. However, the advice to reseach on the web is probably not the best advice. \n\nGo to the bank and buy the fund they recommmend even if it has a load. THEN . .  . Stop the bank by once an month with new money to invest (even as little as $20) and talk with the same guy who sold the fund to you and ask him how it's doing . Make him earn his money by motivating you to continue investing, educating you, and building your confidence . . .  you'll get a lot out of that $60 (2% x $3000) that you paid him.
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I would go online or visit a large book store as they have a variety of books as to real estate investment, the reference to NOLO is also a great resource, especially for California Landlord type references.\n\nYou may wish to contact a real estate brokerage, that has knowledge of investment properties or contact a local commercial brokerage such as a CCIM and see if you could interview a broker that could open a few doors for you.\n\nYou are wise to explore this specialty in real estate.