Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Basically, the opportunities are endless for a country as large as Canada. Plus, it is very easy to trade with other companies in the U.S. from there.
Turkey
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After the attempted coup of 2016, the investors in Turkey suffered from a terrible blow, but luckily, Istanbul blossomed beautifully quickly after that and allowed the Turkish flag to fly high in the global economy pool.
In fact, the city was ranked as one of the most visited cities in 2017, and it was impressively ahead of Los Angeles, Barcelona, and Rome.
The costs of property in Istanbul for both small and big investors are some of the lowest in the world, which makes the rental units as the most lucrative real estate.
Malaysia
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A large number of eastern and western coastal beaches, a fast-growing economy, and an amazing tropical climate have made Malaysia a great country to invest in. fortunately, there are many English speakers in the country and the majority of the banking is taking care of by Western customs.
Moreover, the lifestyle in Malaysia is cheaper than in other countries, the same as the property for real estate investment. In other words, it is an ideal place to put your money while expecting incredible returns.
Panama
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The amount of North American, Chinese, and European investors starting their businesses in Panama is increasing daily, which makes Panama City a great avenue for making a profit in the short term.
Also, the amount of South American buyers made sure to keep the economy stable for over a decade now, and it is not going to change anytime soon.
Moreover, Panama’s land is extremely fertile, which makes the agricultural real estate investment a great option too for making massive profits.
Singapore
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Singapore is known to be the popular getaway to Asia, and it has also been known for being the spearhead of economic growth in Asia. The land is reflecting a great effective system of the British Empire, which placed ahead of many countries in the aspects of finance, law, economy, and trade.
