North America – There has never been a better time to invest in Canadian Real Estate. Canada offers a unique combination of high quality of living, variety in types of property and lifestyle, as well as a strong repertoire of up-and-coming cities. Here a guide to Canadian real estate, the market, where to buy, what […]
Tax havens are a mysterious and enchanting idea for many. A place where the government doesn’t take a large share of your, or your comapny’s, income. It is similarly criticised though, with many people saying it is a citizen’s duty to pay taxes for the country in which they live or work. Still, companies from […]
Money, finance, cash flow, taxes… where does it all start? With you. If you want to become a real estate investor and make money in real estate, you need to master one subject above all others: Finance & Taxes. From my own experience – including with my accountant – I know what I don’t know […]
Legal expenses insurance – There is a difference between being right and getting right. Even if you feel you are in the right and are sure that the law is on your side, a lawsuit without legal assistance can have the opposite effect and, on top of that, lead to high costs for you. With […]
Comparative value method – What is the comparative value method? When is the comparative value method used for real estate? What criteria play a role in the comparative value procedure for real estate? The comparative value method compares your property with similar properties. It is used in particular for the sale of condominiums and houses. […]
Private or agent – If you are selling a property, you have two options for your listing. You can always choose to advertise a private listing and offer your home without a real estate agent. For a professional process you have to go in advance in many areas and obtain documents, have the property valued […]
A mortgage is an interest-bearing loan on a property. The definition of a mortgage simply explained is that you take out a new loan or pay off an old one and pledge your property as collateral. This means that your property belongs to your lender and if you default, the lender can sell your property […]
As soon as a property has been inherited, the question arises as to how it is to be used: do I occupy it myself or rent it out? What costs are incurred when accepting and disclaiming the inheritance? It must be clarified whether one is an heir or a legatee. An heir receives the assets […]
From practice it is known that a community of heirs rather rarely agree. But from the disagreement and open disputes in relation to a real estate inheritance arise losses that you can avoid with prudence. Avoid conflicts over the estate by seeking advice from estate agents and, with our support, finding the best way forward. […]
The question of whether building savings is worthwhile or not cannot be answered in a general way. Many different factors play a role in this question, which only allow an assessment to be made. The fact is, however, that a building savings contract can ideally be used for partial financing of a property, but is […]
Wealth management is also called the investment of the rich. The fact is that investing with asset managers is only profitable above a certain amount and is not a sensible option for small investors. How exactly do asset managers work and when does it make sense to let someone else manage your money? Wealth managers, […]
You are registered in the will as the sole heir of the parental home. If the will is notarised and legally valid, your inheritance will not be challenged. Nevertheless, without an additional certificate of inheritance, you will face a problem at the latest if you become the owner of the property as a result […]
