That 24,000 sq ft villa sounds incredible, and it’s a perfect reminder that even luxury properties need the right strategy to be profitable.I completely agree with your point about systems and structure being key.

I also have some people focusing on lending for construction of Resorts, casinos, villas, beach access/recreation centers/amusement parks, if any of that.Can also do a share of mixed use, or if you have something in your sights that's NNN, can also work off that.

Area Last Week from Manassas Park to Bowie (why those points?

For example, when we started buying in the Costa del Sol by buying a first holiday villa in a small town, we figured out that:- There is no lodging crisis like in the big cities like Barcelona;- Even if there was a lodging crisis, the people who are victim of it would couldn't to buy or rent that kind of property anyway;- Tourism and second home owners are very important to the local economy.There is a logic behind which areas are more favourable.

I also see a lot of new villa fit-outs in Jumeirah Islands.

@Sameul Ahsan Hostfully has the ability to get around the normal Marriott Villa requirements of 20 properties.

Last house we did an accent trim and paint over the fireplace that just blew away most of the people that viewed.

You're left over with €150k, which you use as a down payment to buy a nice €750k villa, that will give you high capital gains and rental income over time vs. your €400k property in Greece in the middle of nowhere that'll give you neither capital gains, nor rental income.

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