should I buy a property in the north pole?
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i will answer your question if you can answer yes to all questions below:\n\n1.can you afford it?\n2. did you ask santa claus permission if you can be his neighbor?\n3. do you have a reindeer that santa can borrow just in case his troops are unable to fly him to his next destination?\n4. are you fat with long white beard who is willing to substitute santa if he is busy making all those toys?\n5.are you willing to wear the red suit and come down on a chimney to deliver toys for all the children in the world?\n\nif all answer is yes, you should. with my permission.\n\nif no, you should try the south pole, maybe they have an empty lot waiting for you.
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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.
699190
No, they are overpriced. Trump is selling you the condo at prices that are double or even triple for the area. You are buying a name. The assessments we'll be high as well. Consider what you can get elsewhere. Trump properties are for people who won't leave for a while.
79009
No. Invest in property abroad. Northern France is good and depending on how much you have to invest, redsidential investments in England are growing quite well still with the UK Govt's new house building strategy - in Kent especially.
746625
You should. Real Property is Real Property. The danger could arise if the property was overpriced.
918499
You are in idiot.  You are acting like you have a solid asset for sale.  I would rather buy an apartment building that was built on quick sand, and built on a fault line and built in a hurricane zone.  To me that seems like a more solid asset.\n\nGood luck.
1094143
Buy on land contract, or rent-to-own.
235367
You are asking a question that requires predicting the future. Anything you hear is merely opinion. \n\nToronto is a good market. It differs from other real estate hot spots in that Ontario is flat and open. The urban sprawl can expand almost limitlessly. In Vancouer, for example, there is much less land avaialble for new building.\n\nInterest rates are rising through the world. Further tightening could easily send real estate prices lower. Nothing is certain though. Do your research. \n\nCheck mls.ca and find out what properties are selling for. What were they selling for 6 months ago? Bidding wars were common in Toronto last year, as a buyer you are much better off if you can avoid that situation.
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As hard as it would be to pass up the sleigh bed, (for me too!) the best thing to do would be to save it for unexpected expenses.  If you had more in savings I would say go for it, but I can tell you that when you own a home, there's always something that comes up unexpectedly!
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No, in Florida the prices of land are skyrocketed. Land can only go up so much and we are at its highest peak. If you purchase land to sell in 2 months you will make no profit because the prices are so high. Wait until the land goes down and then invest.! Good Luck
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Though the North Pole is warmer than the South Pole, it snows there alright!!!!\n\nWinter (January) temperatures at the North Pole can range from about −43°C (−45ºF) to −26°C (−15°F), perhaps averaging around −34°C (−30ºF). Summer temperatures (June, July and August) average around freezing point (0°C, 32°F)
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Steer clear of London where rents and travel are now extortionate and you should be OK on that money. The north of England is generally cheaper and not as dreary as Londoners like me try to paint it!
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The north pole of course!
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This sounds like time-shares. Personally I would never buy property in a foreign country let alone with a group of people.  Unless you have money to throw away. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, most likely it is. And if living cheaply is what you're looking for, there are many places right here in the good USA where you can do that. Or if living in a third-world country is appealing to you, that too we offer---Try Mississippi, Alabama,  Oklahoma, New Mexico, Los Angeles and New york city.
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Buy either. The market is great and will continue to be so as the LA area moves north up the coast.
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I am currently looking for my next investment property & have just returned from Bundy.  They have a new land estate called Branyan Park, depending on your price range, they have house & land packages from $250,000!  If you wanted to be a little closer to Noosa / Brisbane way then you may want to look at what's available at Cooloola Sands.
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No.  I know this is a hard idea to grasp, but once you buy property you have the right to use it, lease it, or sell it to anyone you want.  You do not have the right to buy the property unless you have a contract that states you do or a 'right of first refusal' contract that says you have the right to buy at a price equal to an offer in the future.