Guide to Investing Overseas
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Due Diligence,<br />
Due Diligence,<br />
Due Diligence.<br />
Aside from an independent legal team, being thorough in your own<br />
research is your biggest ally when reducing any risk involved<br />
in investing overseas.<br />
Due Diligence might be a timely process, but could save you thousands by<br />
flagging up any potential issues at an early stage. Even when working with<br />
an agent who has already carried out research on a development<br />
opportunity, it is vital you know what <strong>to</strong> look for when starting your own<br />
Due Diligence process.<br />
Redbrick Wealth has worked with carefully selected developers for years –<br />
those with a proven track record, and previously successful developments<br />
(where returns have already been paid <strong>to</strong> inves<strong>to</strong>rs). We would like <strong>to</strong> use our<br />
expertise in this field <strong>to</strong> offer you a checklist of what <strong>to</strong> look out for when<br />
considering investing abroad:<br />
Check out the developer:<br />
• Look at the developer’s track record with previous projects.<br />
• Ask <strong>to</strong> visit previous completed projects where funds have been<br />
returned <strong>to</strong> inves<strong>to</strong>rs.<br />
• Make sure you meet the developer and ‘walk the ground’ of<br />
where the new development will be.<br />
• Use Companies House, Linkedin and Google <strong>to</strong> do your own<br />
research in<strong>to</strong> the background of the company direc<strong>to</strong>rs.
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