by C. Jennings
For several years Coastal vacation has been offering the successful home based business of direct sales and product advertising. Their product is part of the four trillion dollar travel industry. They deal in the sale of wholesale travel packages that include hotel stays, cruises and more. With a product that is in such high demand, there is profit to be made. This is a legitimate business that is built on a solid business model used by both pharmaceutical sales representatives and real estate agents. This is how Coastal directors are able to make commissions of $1000.00 per sale.
If you are unsure of your sales ability or comfort level you also have the opportunity to advertise for Coastal vacation and earn the same commission as sales associates. You are trained in advertising methods and provided with a fully functioning website that you run, which advertises Coastal vacations. All customer sales are completed through the call center provided by Coastal vacations. Once a sale is made and the client was directed from your site, you earn the sale commission. This opportunity includes no selling, no MLM, no prospecting, no inventory and no timeshares.
You can learn more about this opportunity through the official coastal vacation site. Here you will be provided with the full details on their business, their product and their job opportunities. You will see that the travel packages are full of enticing offers and based on well-known travel companies. You will see that you will receive training that sets you up for success instead of failure. You will have the tools and support that are needed to make your business succeed and earn the income that you dream of. On top of this solid job opportunity you also earn travel discounts for life.
Through product sales or advertising services you will work five to twenty-five hours per week and earn a gross profit of 85% on average. It carries a minimal risk factor and carries extensive tax benefits. Your income earning potential is unlimited. You earn what you put into your position. You can have the time, freedom and money that you want to have. You run your business for yourself but not by yourself, as you will have support calls and conferences to aid you in your career. You simply expose people to this home business solution and make a healthy income.
The top three reasons to choose this legitimate opportunity are:
1. You are offering an established, quality product that sells. You do not have to talk people into this product or opportunity. You simply provide information.
2. The membership pays for itself. Any amount of money you put into Coastal Vacation you make back with profit due to the successful business model used.
3. Tax benefits. You can save thousands on taxes by simply running your own home business through Coastal vacation.
You have the opportunity to earn $1000-$3000 per week and vacations for pennies on the dollar for life and it is an honest and legitimate business that you can run from your home. You simple visit the official Coastal vacation site, learn about this opportunity and begin your training. You will be on your way to making a legitimate income through Coastal vacation in a minimal amount of time.
About the Author
Cheryl Jennings is owner of MyGreatHomeEbiz.com and writes on a variety of subjects. To learn more about this topic Cheryl recommends you visit her blog located at: Unlimited-Web-Traffic.blogspot.com
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Advice on buying French Property
by John Everitt
Depending on the property and even the area of France, the laws on buying and selling Property in France can vary somewhat. Be careful with the capital gains tax, as this is chargeable on all second home sales owned for less than two years at a rate of 33% with a sliding reduction on profit percentages over a 20 years period. France has no restrictions on foreign property ownership.
Property Prices in France Guide Properties Range Varies, for example: From £10,000 for rural properties in need of renovation From £30,000 for apartments and studios From £50,000 for suburban properties From £60,000 for Ski apartments and chalets over £100,000 From £150,000 for South of France properties Locations in France France is divided into many regions and has a variable lifestyle.
Cost of Living in France
Although the general standards of living are quite high in France in areas heavily populated like Paris, Cote d'Azur, Riviera etc. Areas within rural communities tend to be a little cheaper to live in and as such are becoming quite popular with overseas buyers.
Buying property in France
Freehold residential property. Once an agreement on price is reached by both property buyer and property seller, a solicitor or notary will draw up a legally binding contract which both parties would sign. Normally a 10% deposit would be paid at this point (which would be held in a secure account until the completion). The property would be withdrawn from the market and the legal system would commence its checks etc. At this stage if the purchaser were to back out of the contract you would lose your deposit. Normally the final contract would be signed by both parties at the Notary's office and at this stage the deeds would pass to the buyer and the land registry updated. The balance of the property purchase price would be paid to the Notary who will then pay the vendor. You will need to provide the Notary with a copy of your birth certificate translated into French and, if applicable, a copy of a Marriage Certificate, also translated.
Lawyer
We recommend that you enlist the services of a French Lawyer or Solicitor in the purchase of your French Property, preferably one who speaks English. This will help to protect your interests in the property purchasing procedure. This will be in addition to needing a Notary who is mandatory for property purchases.
Fees
Expect to pay around 10-15% over the selling price; The Notary fee is around 3% Transfer tax is 7.5% (less than 1% for new properties) Registration fees around another 6%. The vendor should pay the Real Estate Agents fees.
Property Tax in France
Property taxes are levied on property plus residential tax for living as an owner - occupier or as a tenant (renting or not). Both are calculated on the average property rental values.
Mortgages
Normal lending criteria will allow you to borrow up to 80% from French banks or international mortgage brokers and should be declared at the time of the preliminary agreement. The normal repayment term can vary between 15 - 25 years depending on the lender. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
John Everitt is a consultant to Globespan European property portal. Please visit our estate agents directory and this France buyer's guide
Depending on the property and even the area of France, the laws on buying and selling Property in France can vary somewhat. Be careful with the capital gains tax, as this is chargeable on all second home sales owned for less than two years at a rate of 33% with a sliding reduction on profit percentages over a 20 years period. France has no restrictions on foreign property ownership.
Property Prices in France Guide Properties Range Varies, for example: From £10,000 for rural properties in need of renovation From £30,000 for apartments and studios From £50,000 for suburban properties From £60,000 for Ski apartments and chalets over £100,000 From £150,000 for South of France properties Locations in France France is divided into many regions and has a variable lifestyle.
Cost of Living in France
Although the general standards of living are quite high in France in areas heavily populated like Paris, Cote d'Azur, Riviera etc. Areas within rural communities tend to be a little cheaper to live in and as such are becoming quite popular with overseas buyers.
Buying property in France
Freehold residential property. Once an agreement on price is reached by both property buyer and property seller, a solicitor or notary will draw up a legally binding contract which both parties would sign. Normally a 10% deposit would be paid at this point (which would be held in a secure account until the completion). The property would be withdrawn from the market and the legal system would commence its checks etc. At this stage if the purchaser were to back out of the contract you would lose your deposit. Normally the final contract would be signed by both parties at the Notary's office and at this stage the deeds would pass to the buyer and the land registry updated. The balance of the property purchase price would be paid to the Notary who will then pay the vendor. You will need to provide the Notary with a copy of your birth certificate translated into French and, if applicable, a copy of a Marriage Certificate, also translated.
Lawyer
We recommend that you enlist the services of a French Lawyer or Solicitor in the purchase of your French Property, preferably one who speaks English. This will help to protect your interests in the property purchasing procedure. This will be in addition to needing a Notary who is mandatory for property purchases.
Fees
Expect to pay around 10-15% over the selling price; The Notary fee is around 3% Transfer tax is 7.5% (less than 1% for new properties) Registration fees around another 6%. The vendor should pay the Real Estate Agents fees.
Property Tax in France
Property taxes are levied on property plus residential tax for living as an owner - occupier or as a tenant (renting or not). Both are calculated on the average property rental values.
Mortgages
Normal lending criteria will allow you to borrow up to 80% from French banks or international mortgage brokers and should be declared at the time of the preliminary agreement. The normal repayment term can vary between 15 - 25 years depending on the lender. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
John Everitt is a consultant to Globespan European property portal. Please visit our estate agents directory and this France buyer's guide
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Advice on buying Czech Republic Property
by John Everitt
Geographically, the Czech Republic is located near the centre of Europe, and the country has been a member of the EU since 2004. This has helped to reassure some foreign property hunters, and a strengthening domestic economy is driving the demand for properties. The Czech Republic has a thriving tourist industry, though it is generally busier between May and September.
Average property prices: 1 bedroom apartment £65,751; 2 bedroom apartment £104,996 3 bedroom house £113,033 Since the Czech Republic's entrance into the EU in May 2004, purchasing Czech Real Estate has become more straightforward. Presuming that a house buyer will not be dependent on having to live in the center of Prague or other main Czech town centres, then the best locations in respect to low prices and good real estate deals are about 40 to 60 km from any main town. Even better deals can be found in the many small villages that constitute the mainstream make-up of the Czech Republic if one is considering buying a retirement home.
Young Czechs are abandoning the smaller villages opting for better job opportunities in the big towns so there are many a great real estate deals to be found in smaller Czech villages as opposed to town centres. When selling a property usually the proceeds will be subject to a transfer tax of 3 percent. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
John Everitt is a consultant to Globespan European property portal. Please visit our estate agents directory and this Czech Republic buyer's guide
Geographically, the Czech Republic is located near the centre of Europe, and the country has been a member of the EU since 2004. This has helped to reassure some foreign property hunters, and a strengthening domestic economy is driving the demand for properties. The Czech Republic has a thriving tourist industry, though it is generally busier between May and September.
Average property prices: 1 bedroom apartment £65,751; 2 bedroom apartment £104,996 3 bedroom house £113,033 Since the Czech Republic's entrance into the EU in May 2004, purchasing Czech Real Estate has become more straightforward. Presuming that a house buyer will not be dependent on having to live in the center of Prague or other main Czech town centres, then the best locations in respect to low prices and good real estate deals are about 40 to 60 km from any main town. Even better deals can be found in the many small villages that constitute the mainstream make-up of the Czech Republic if one is considering buying a retirement home.
Young Czechs are abandoning the smaller villages opting for better job opportunities in the big towns so there are many a great real estate deals to be found in smaller Czech villages as opposed to town centres. When selling a property usually the proceeds will be subject to a transfer tax of 3 percent. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
John Everitt is a consultant to Globespan European property portal. Please visit our estate agents directory and this Czech Republic buyer's guide
Friday, December 7, 2007
Advice on buying Belgium Property
by John Everitt
Belgium is situated at the western edge of Europe, bordered to the north by the Netherlands, to the east by Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and to the south and the west by France. Belgiums' location has made it the economic and urban nerve centre of Europe. The climate is generally mild and changeable. Languages in Belgium Linguistic and culturally, Belgium has three Communities today, based on language: the Flemish Community, the French Community and the German-speaking Community. Belgium has recently increased in popularity for foreign ownership due to the head quarters of the E.U being based at Brussels.
This has resulted in rising property values, especially close to Brussels, although less expensive property can be found in the countryside. There are no restrictions on Foreign Ownership. Real Estate Prices in Belgium Range varies, for example: From around £170,000 for a villa / house From around £60,000 for a flat / apartment From around £130,000 for a Maison de Maitre/Townhouse
Locations for buying real estate in Belgium Antwerp is the largest Belgium city with a population of 500,000. Brussels is popular with government workers, to the East, being popular for young commuters and residents. East and West Brussels tend to have larger English speaking areas. Living Costs in Belgium Living standards are high in Belgium. Freehold property near to Brussels is generally twice the price compared to the U.S equivalent property.
Buying real estate in Belgium A sales agreement is binding from day one - the notary will issue a deed which completes the sale. Put your signature under a sales agreement and you have to come up with the Euros - it is often misunderstood that if you sign a sales agreement with a 10% advance payment (common practice) that you can get out of it if your loan isn't approved or that you only lose 10% if you don't go ahead with the deed after all. Make no mistakes - you are owner the moment you sign the sales agreement! If you sent a proposal, the moment it has been counter signed by the seller for the agreed purchase price, you are officially the owner of the property. All particularities, including loan approval, building or renovation permits, etc, have to be mentioned as a suspensive condition in the sales agreement. In such case it is also advisable to hand over the advance payment to the notary, another common practice, who will keep the money until the signature of the deed (which doesn't allow any suspensive conditions).
The property transaction should always be officially registered with the governmental authority within four months of conclusion. Solicitor / Lawyer A Belgian solicitor/lawyer or notary should be used to draw written contracts for submission to the public notary. Fees The costs involved in buying real estate/property in Belgium are generally quite high. Property registration should incur duty of 12.5% for land and buildings is payable by the buyer. V.A.T is charged at 21% on buildings less than two years old with the same rate applicable for the renovation of old buildings. Notary fees will cost between 0.1-0.5% of the properties value. V.A.T is also applicable for foreign Real Estate investments at the relevant rate of their country.
Property Tax Tax is payable on the deemed rental value of the property which is dependent on the location and use of the property as set in the "Cadastal Register". National rates are between 1.25-2.5% and municipal and provincial surcharges also apply. Mortgages Mortgages are available from various banking and mortgage providers. Repayment terms and the rights of the mortgager will be agreed within a written contract before a sale is agreed. Capital Gains tax is chargeable on all income from the sale of Real Estate which includes non-resident companies and is liable at the basic rate, which would be 40%. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
Belgium is situated at the western edge of Europe, bordered to the north by the Netherlands, to the east by Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and to the south and the west by France. Belgiums' location has made it the economic and urban nerve centre of Europe. The climate is generally mild and changeable. Languages in Belgium Linguistic and culturally, Belgium has three Communities today, based on language: the Flemish Community, the French Community and the German-speaking Community. Belgium has recently increased in popularity for foreign ownership due to the head quarters of the E.U being based at Brussels.
This has resulted in rising property values, especially close to Brussels, although less expensive property can be found in the countryside. There are no restrictions on Foreign Ownership. Real Estate Prices in Belgium Range varies, for example: From around £170,000 for a villa / house From around £60,000 for a flat / apartment From around £130,000 for a Maison de Maitre/Townhouse
Locations for buying real estate in Belgium Antwerp is the largest Belgium city with a population of 500,000. Brussels is popular with government workers, to the East, being popular for young commuters and residents. East and West Brussels tend to have larger English speaking areas. Living Costs in Belgium Living standards are high in Belgium. Freehold property near to Brussels is generally twice the price compared to the U.S equivalent property.
Buying real estate in Belgium A sales agreement is binding from day one - the notary will issue a deed which completes the sale. Put your signature under a sales agreement and you have to come up with the Euros - it is often misunderstood that if you sign a sales agreement with a 10% advance payment (common practice) that you can get out of it if your loan isn't approved or that you only lose 10% if you don't go ahead with the deed after all. Make no mistakes - you are owner the moment you sign the sales agreement! If you sent a proposal, the moment it has been counter signed by the seller for the agreed purchase price, you are officially the owner of the property. All particularities, including loan approval, building or renovation permits, etc, have to be mentioned as a suspensive condition in the sales agreement. In such case it is also advisable to hand over the advance payment to the notary, another common practice, who will keep the money until the signature of the deed (which doesn't allow any suspensive conditions).
The property transaction should always be officially registered with the governmental authority within four months of conclusion. Solicitor / Lawyer A Belgian solicitor/lawyer or notary should be used to draw written contracts for submission to the public notary. Fees The costs involved in buying real estate/property in Belgium are generally quite high. Property registration should incur duty of 12.5% for land and buildings is payable by the buyer. V.A.T is charged at 21% on buildings less than two years old with the same rate applicable for the renovation of old buildings. Notary fees will cost between 0.1-0.5% of the properties value. V.A.T is also applicable for foreign Real Estate investments at the relevant rate of their country.
Property Tax Tax is payable on the deemed rental value of the property which is dependent on the location and use of the property as set in the "Cadastal Register". National rates are between 1.25-2.5% and municipal and provincial surcharges also apply. Mortgages Mortgages are available from various banking and mortgage providers. Repayment terms and the rights of the mortgager will be agreed within a written contract before a sale is agreed. Capital Gains tax is chargeable on all income from the sale of Real Estate which includes non-resident companies and is liable at the basic rate, which would be 40%. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenarios. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take.
About the Author
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