Opinion



Published October 8th, 2008 by Mickey

No man is an island


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This maxim has never been more true in the business of investment real estate. A wise investor believes that it is impossible to attain your goal on your own. It is actually the opposite that is expected of him – meaning he is ideally expected to build relationships (an extensive network) with the help of his “dream team” – whose members are his most important resources. One of the most common mistakes “rookie” investors make is that they try to do almost everything themselves. Of course this would save them money in the short term but they will eventually lose in the long term. The absence of a team of experts would mean spreading yourself too thinly and great deals taking longer to find, evaluate and close (if at all). Golden opportunities could very well be lost this way. One-man teams usually miss glaring issues which experts can point out at a glance. A team of experts in your camp will reduce the “nasty surprises” that are bound to be waiting for you, as part and parcel of buying and managing a property.

Published August 14th, 2008 by Mickey

Property investors are getting excited about Brazil


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A recent survey commissioned by the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism revealed that British buyers made up seven per cent of the overseas spend on residential property, parting with £28 million in 2007. Continue reading ‘Property investors are getting excited about Brazil’

Published July 8th, 2008 by Mickey

Where to Eat at Bonifacio High Street

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This morning, I brought my brothers to a breakfast session. We had initial choices where to dine and spend some time having good and interesting conversations. My brother suggested that we eat at Italiannis because there’s plenty of bread to feast on and the good thing is, it is on the house. he really loves dipping it with Balsamic vinegar and Soy sauce. I objected because i do not like to eat that day in a restaurant serving Italian food. But my brother was persistent that we go to Italiannis so being the good brother, I obliged. However, when were there he was disappointed to see that they were still close. So, while we were walking around looking for the breakfast spot, we passed by Portico, at Serendra. Continue reading ‘Where to Eat at Bonifacio High Street’