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I Visited the World’s Poorest Tax Haven – SARK

I join Swen Lorenz on group excursion to the island of Sark in the English Channel to explore different aspects of life in this Crown dependency with a population of just 562 people. We highlight the challenges the island faces due to population decline, and why it struggles to attract new residents despite very compelling tax benefits.

Danube Real Estate near Budapest for European Village Lifestyle and Airbnb

I join my Hungarian real estate agent Benedek to explore a couple of properties outside of Budapest in smaller towns along the Danube. Such real estate offers interesting lifestyle benefits for those seeking a relaxed vibe, access to nature and the charm of a Central European town. Unlike Budapest, these properties also offer the potential to do Airbnb.

My Medellin Penthouse Renovation – full ROI analysis and cost breakdown

I join Mauricio, my real estate agent in Medellin, to visit a penthouse apartment in Laureles that I purchased two years prior. We did a full renovation with American digital nomad entrepreneurs as the target tenants. I go into all of the forecasted numbers that motivated me to make the investment, and compare them to the actual resulting occupancy and rental figures.

The Pros and Cons of Living in Argentina as an Expat

I join Max, my Buenos Aires real estate agent and Martin, my Argentine immigration lawyer, to discuss the chief advantages and drawbacks of living Argentina. We explore the main reasons people move to Argentina and the challenges they face while living in the country as a foreigner long-term.

Is Real Estate in El Salvador Overvalued?

I join my real estate agents in El Salvador, Lexi and Roman, to see how the property market in El Salvador has evolved since my last visit. We tour a number of coastal properties and land plots in the Pacific regions of Surf City and El Zonte, and give an overview of purchase and transaction costs for each. Other themes such as bitcoin usage, economic reforms, infrastructure development and the profile of expats in El Salvador are also explored.

How To Notarize and Apostille Documents From Anywhere

Expats frequently face obstacles when obtaining notarized and Apostilled documents from the United States. The ordeal of returning home to collect these documents can be extremely time-consuming and costly, but thankfully there is another way. Our partners Jonathan and Will offer a comprehensive solution for remotely obtaining notarized documents and Apostilles without the need to appear physically, and it even works for non-US persons on some documents.