Overseas Properties
Mayfair Financial is a member of the Property Investor Partnership.
We are able to introduce to our clients investment properties in the UK and Overseas with the purpose of creating capital wealth and income.
Purchasing an investment property abroad is one of the fastest growing markets today. With the number of overseas locations and properties growing each day, we can refer you a preferred overseas specialist.
One of our most popular destinations at the moment is Cape Verde, an exciting development by the Resort Group. Call us to find out about the various payment options and discounted deals available to Mayfair Financial clients!
Property Investor Partnership is the international property network of choice. Their panel members are rigorously chosen for their quality of design and build, financial backing, experience and expertise. They continually research and evaluate all the property investment opportunities, and select only the very best, from the leading developers in the top property hotspots around the UK and worldwide.
PIP's expert buying service provides practical support to guide you through every stage of the process - taking care of everything to make the purchase successful and as smooth as possible. It includes:
- Finding the right property to match each individual client's budget and needs
- Arranging "inspiration tours"
- Introducing professionals who can provide legal and taxation advice
- Acquiring the appropriate finance or mortgage
- Foreign exchange service at competitive rates you can lock in ahead of the deal
- An exhaustive due diligence process that leaves no stone unturned
- Ensuring that the developer has all the necessary rights, licence and funding
- Arranging letting and management
Contact us for more information on this very lucrative market!
Overseas properties are referred to a third party. Barry Martin Francis t/a Mayfair Financial and First Complete Ltd are not responsible for any advice provided by the third party.
For mortgages denominated in a currency other than sterling, changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt.