Dear International Living Reader, It's an amazing thing to see your dream home become a freshly painted, brightly decorated reality. Many people will never own their own dream home. Many more will live in one built by someone else, for someone else and with all the inconveniences that entails. But the amazing thing is that, just by broadening your horizons a little, it's possible to create the home of your dreams, exactly the way you want it, and at a fraction of “First World” costs. And believe me, when you're standing in your dream kitchen planning your first dinner party in your newly decorated dining room… or on the ocean-view terrace you designed yourself… or around your custom-built swimming pool, the feeling is nothing short of incredible. Creating your dream home abroad is absolutely doable… but take it from me, it has it's challenges. That's why we've created this online report called Build the Dream: Renovating or Constructing your Home in Paradise to give you a head-start on the path to renovating or building a home in a foreign country. While there are no hard and fast rules, of course, there are some common sense steps you can take to help streamline the journey. We outline them here, as well as give you some pointers based on our own experiences. My husband, Dan, and I, for example have renovated two homes in Mexico. In San Miguel de Allende we lived in the house while the remodeling was being completed. In Latin America, where everything is made of concrete, you'll need to give up on keeping anything clean and learn to embrace the concrete dust, as it will be your constant companion for the duration of your remodeling project. And the sounds of hammers smashing through floors and walls will turn even the most even-tempered person into a raving lunatic. Dan and I aren't the types to micro-manage every detail, either. We left much of the decision-making to our architect. That's another thing you learn about renovating or building a home overseas: the local builders know best. They know which way the wind typically blows and which way the rain usually falls. They know the best places to buy appliances to get the best after-sale service. They know who to be particularly nice to in order to get building permits expedited, faulty electric meters repaired, telephones installed quickly, and more. Listen to them and take their advice. In this report you'll discover:
Build the Dream: Renovating or Constructing your Home in Paradise costs just $29.97, a small price when you consider the time and frustration you'll be spared. Reserve your copy today and get a jump-start on how to approach building or renovating overseas. (It's a small investment that, with one frustration-busting tip can pay for itself immediately -- and many times over.) If you're ready to turn your dreams into reality by constructing or renovating your dream home overseas...then I can't imagine a more effective -- or good-value -- way to ensure you have the know-how you need. I'm confident you'll find Build the Dream: Renovating or Constructing your Home in Paradise report to be one of the best investments you've ever make. If you don't agree, you can always send it back within 90 days for a full refund. Reserve your copy here. Happy house hunting, Suzan Haskins P.S. You'll also hear from others, just like myself and Dan…fellow lovers of architecture and creature comforts. People just like you…who want to make a house a home, and choose to do it in their own version of paradise.
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