Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Kicking Back With Real Estate

By Jason King


When people wake up in the morning, many of them will hit the snooze button on their alarms. Then they will get up and go to work. The thing about working is that it costs a lot of energy and can leave a person both mentally and physically drained. Which is why it is important to have the proper amount of rest. Now, a lucky few will be able to go on out of town trips, vacations in which they can really relax. An even smaller and more fortunate number of individuals may actually be able to seriously consider getting their hands on some St Kitts real estate.

St Kitts is actually a nickname. The proper name is St Christopher island. Along with its neighbor Nevis, ins composes the country of the Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis, named for the two islands that comprise it.

There are so many factors that compel people to purchase real estate on a tiny little rock in the middle of the Caribbean sea. The chief of which is that it is a tropical island, and those can be very popular with people. Which means that it is not only a great place to live, but also a solid enough investment.

Some people acquire property to move there permanently. If a person is rich, then relocating is easy, as citizenship can be purchased for around a quarter million dollars. Which means that anyone who buys property and citizenship can then enjoy an eternal vacation.

Now, for those who want to vacation forever, a hotel can be expensive. Rooms and room service can add up. Which means that it may be cheaper to just pull the trigger on a vacation home. Sure, a house is expensive. But hotel living is not sustainable over the long term.

Of course, not everyone on the island is going to relax. Sometimes, they are there to do the opposite of vacationing, which is working. They may look at real estate as an investment. They would be right to do so, as property is generally the most reliable sector to invest in and is generally how money gets transferred from one generation to the next.

Tourists can be rather annoying, even to other tourists. But a resort is still the best way to go for short term trips. The cost of a house is difficult to justify if it is occupied for thirty out of three hundred and sixty five days a year.

Island living can have its perks. For people who want to relax, the near constant sunshine and warm water should be more than capable of helping with that. No one judges a person for sleeping until noon on an island either.

Purchasing properties can come with many benefits. But there has to be a thought process. Rushing in can lead to ruin.




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