I am a U.S. citizen, but I just love the beach property near Vina del Mar in Chile and want to buy property there to build or to maybe even buy a condo that is already up. Does anyone know the laws there???

I currently have good credit I would love to learn how to make more money.I contacted the real estate instition abouty finding a mentor to show me how to make money the cost 4 the mentor is $3775. but he is sugesting that I start out buy getting credit cards using them to purchase properties then transfer the balance from credit card to credit card if they don’t sell fast every 30 days. is this okay I don’t want to ruin my credit. I just want to be able to make money.

I currently have good credit I would love to learn how to make more money.I contacted the real estate instition abouty finding a mentor to show me how to make money the cost 4 the mentor is $3775. but he is sugesting that I start out buy getting credit cards using them to purchase properties then transfer the balance from credit card to credit card if they don’t sell fast every 30 days. is this okay I don’t want to ruin my credit

Asking senior citizens as we value your wisdom and also you may have already faced such a move in your life. I would really like people who currently live in Florida to answer please so I can get a “local’s” perspective. My husband and I are both college graduates. Though we make mortgage payments, even with the current economy, we could sell our home for more than what we paid and end up with a profit. My husband and I feel we could both get decent jobs in Florida and one of us would probably move first and rent until the house sells or until the other one of us gets a job there also. I work in healthcare. Also with the prices of homes right now in Florida, we would then be able to pay cash and outright own the home we buy in Florida. And, we would not have any other debt. We do not have any family here where we currently live nor do we have family in Florida, but we do have friends who live there and we vacation there often. We are so tired of the cold, and we also believe it would be a healthier lifestyle for us. Is there any reason anyone can think of why we shouldn’t move? Even with not having debts and if our house in FL was totally paid for, should the economy be a concern? Thank you in advance for responses–making a big move is always nerve-wracking, but that’s why we would try to do it in steps.
Wow! Thanks for the responses so far, very interesting and helpful! More info about our situation–I actually did live in FL for about 6 months in my 20′s and loved it. My husband is originally from a warm climate and also loves the heat. So, for us heat and humidity is not a problem. Currently we live in Chicago and while we love the city and its diversity, for those of you who haven’t lived in this type of climate–imagine bone chilling winters, dangerous ice on the roads, having high utility bills during the worst months. While we are not senior citizens yet, we are starting to feel arthritis only during the cold months. We are very active and it’s very hard to spend days and months indoors because the weather is too biting cold and there’s too much ice and snow to even go anywhere. The air quality from pollution is not good. As far as work, we have a lot of experience behind us, but we would definitely have jobs first before making the move.

I would like to know if renting an apartment in Manhattan for a short lease is illegal? I have been trying to find accommodation for a vacation. I’d love to stay in an apartment, however I’ve heard from some people that this may be illegal. That it is against NYC law to lease a property for less than a year. Is this true and if so can anyone cite anything? thanks guys

I live in the UK but i would love to go to Sweden and buy a Property. Where can i find more information about buying property in Sweden? All answers welcome Thanks, Juhani