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by Phillip Townsend
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ou should be sure to draft a local will to ensure your property is passed along to your heirs.
Complicated legal and financial issues, strange covenants, and squatters could make that villa in the south of France or farmhouse in Tuscany seem like more trouble than it's worth.
If you do your homework and hire the right people, your foreign purchase should be smooth sailing.
About the Author
Phillip Townsend is a former freelance correspondent for Money magazine. His first e-Book, Passport to Canada: the Complete Guide to Living and Retiring in Nova Scotia, and the special report, the Caribbean's Best Kept Secret, are available at www.nsliving.info. |
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