A lot of prospective property investors try and make their fortunes by buying cheap properties through an auction or an estate agent, and then selling them on in a few years time for a profit, possibly renting them out in the meantime. This is a pretty sound plan but there is a much easier and quicker way of making money from property.

If you don't want to be stuck with a home or building that has to be abandoned due to lack of money, then you need to insure your property to save you time, money, and headaches.

Prospective first-time buyers are putting themselves under more financial pressure in an attempt to get on to the housing market, new research indicates.

If you ever wondered whether the property market in Morocco was secondary in any way to the government, to the economy and to the future successes of the nation you would be wrong, and a recent report from MAP (the Maghreb Arabe Presse in Rabat) supports this viewpoint.

First-time buyers are taking out increasingly expensive loans in a bid to get on to the property ladder, a new study shows.

At a time when the real estate market is down, it's easier to buy property than it is to sell it. That leaves investors wondering if they should make the leap and become a landlord.

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While much of Europe could be on the edge of a property price recession, Monaco it seems knows no limits for her prices. Prices have risen consistently in recent years, to the point where it overtook London early in 2007 to become the most expensive location in the world for real estate, with London overtaking Monaco again recently.

In order to uncover the mystery of how our parents and grandparents learned that a mortgage was a necessary evil, we must go back in time to the Great Depression. In 1920's a common clause is loan agreements gave banks the right to demand full repayment of a loan at any time.

Sometimes you can buy property that can have a home or old buildings already there. They could be worth salvaging if water damage and mold is not too bad.