It focuses on key emerging states such as Bulgaria, Croatia and Turkey, where buyers would expect to achieve significant returns on their investment.
Robert Campbell & Associates (RCA), who own and run the site, claim that it offers a valuable insight into how to invest securely and safely in what is a rapidly evolving marketplace that can trap the unwary.
www.totalplanet.co.uk offers investors ‘single site’ access to a wide network of contacts in The Balkans and also in France covering investment properties for sale in these regions.
Crucially, It also presents advice on how to avoid the dangers that can be associated with this type of investment, for example the need to establish freehold title when purchasing property in Eastern Europe.
Conceived and developed by Robert Campbell, principal of RCA, www.totalplanet.co.uk offers clients access to highly experienced specialist legal and financial representation in the countries it covers,. By so doing, it aims to help improve the likelihood of a trouble-free purchase.
‘The site has been launched to open up a world of new investment property in countries that we consider will provide investors with a good level of return in terms of rental and capital growth in both the short and medium term,’ said Robert Campbell.
`Many industry commentators believe the UK buy to let market may have peaked and are looking for investment opportunities elsewhere and this site is aimed at investors who want to capitalise on the benefits further afield.’
The specialists behind Total Planet had many years’ experience as property investors, Robert Campbell added. The strategy that they found most successful was to look to emerging and/or developing markets that they believe would offer enormous opportunities for investment over the next 5-10 years.
‘That level of experience and knowledge, coupled with our policy of providing access to independent sources of advice, offers clients the best chance of making a wise, safe investment,’ Robert Campbell said. ‘There can be no certainties of course but we foresee that there has never been a better time for investors to capitalise on the potential of these vibrant markets.’
