9 Tips to Turn Your Rental into a Cash Machine
You need to know how to manage your rental so that you can maximize the money it generates and turn your overseas home into a money-making machine. Here are nine tips for preparing your rental…
You need to know how to manage your rental so that you can maximize the money it generates and turn your overseas home into a money-making machine. Here are nine tips for preparing your rental…
It’s difficult to sum up the Mediterranean archipelago of Malta with just a handful of photos. This island nation offers photographers a stunning opportunity at nearly every turn.
From the golden sands of Portugal’s Algarve…to the rolling hills of southern Spain…to the simple grandeur of the French countryside… It’s more than possible to find your own idyllic slice of European life.
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This week we’re talking to Rachel Devlin about her recent exploration way off the tourist trail…to the north of Thailand and the city of Lampang—the provincial capital.
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David Hirabayashi first came to Costa Rica to visit friends who had moved there. "When they told me they were retiring and moving to Costa Rica, I thought they had a screw loose," he says. But when he visited them, he was astonished at the lifestyle on offer. That visit convinced him to move to Costa Rica too. He wanted to be in the mountains...
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If citizenship by descent or investment is the best route for someone, I'll always tell them so and point them to the resources they need to do that. But in many cases, the best way to get a second passport is to find a place that you love, settle there, and do your time.