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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Damien Date: Wednesday February 9, 2005 @11:52AM

  Does anyone live, or have a property in east wall. With the development in the area (spencer dock, lighthouse etc)does everyone think that it is a good area to invest?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Rory O'Brien Date: Wednesday March 2, 2005 @02:04PM

  Damien (ICES?),
  I haven't bought in the area but I do know that rent in the area is quite high. I have been looking at the market there for approx 6 months and am waiting for the right house to come on the market. A 2 bed will rent for 1200/m. Have a look at no. 33 Moy Elta. It will sell for 265k. Gunne are selling it. The area is commanding 310+ for this size house. It needs work but nothing that 25k wouldn't sort out. There is good appreciation here too.
  While the area is on the up and up, it is not quite there yet, but it is getting there. With the tunnel and all the new development in the area, I will certainly be keeping an eye on the place.
  I found a 1 bed there last week for 200k but it had a huge garden. So for approx 70k it could have ben turned into a 2/3 bed. But it was sale agreed by the time i found it.
  Some of the houses there have large Gardens. I'm holding out for one of them to go up for sale!
  
  Rory

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Martina Date: Friday July 14, 2006 @08:04PM

  Hi
  I have read this email and would prefer if you didnt buy in the area. I am from this area and the community spirit-social fabric is being damaged by speculators and investors. This area has, for a long time, been a close neighbourhood with a strong sense of community. Many residents have lived there well over 30 years and have family in the area. Investors come in, renovate, do not contribute to the area, place transient individuals in the area and generally dont give a damn about social issues that arise. As a resident of twenty years with a family connection of double that, I have seen the damage caused by investment.Its amazing the damage done to such samll areas by greed. With people like you investing, we will eventually end up with an area devoid of families/young children with roots and an interest in their suroundings.
  How many houses do you need to own before your happy! Roll on the property crash-sorry, soft landing, severe readjustment, soft decline etc etc. Maybe then you'll wake up to the futility of materialism and greed.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Ben Date: Monday October 2, 2006 @12:13PM

  I'm with you on this one Martina. The harder the correction the better as far as I'm concerned. Fed up with every green space or garden been viewed as another potential block of apartments or mews or whatever. These insatible greedy investors are driving affordabilty up for everyone with absolutley no interest in the consequences of whats its like to have to struggle for a home.

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• Re: Investors, changing landscape

  Posted By: Rita Date: Sunday March 4, 2007 @04:06PM

  From across the pond in America, I heartily agree with Martina and Ben. The Ireland of my grandparents is being slowly stomped upon. I wish there were more controls on development...with emphasis placed on density restrictions or, even better, land preservation through bonds placed on the voting ballot. I would love to live in Ireland, but should I come one day, I will rent or buy an already existing structure that embues a rich history....and not some box thrown onto a hillside by an outsider with rich pockets.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Barry Date: Wednesday March 7, 2007 @07:19PM

  I believe that investors do play an important role providing housing for foreign workers,people awaiting placement on the housing list etc.. Like any service there are good and bad landlords

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Aidan Date: Friday August 17, 2007 @01:04PM

  If the houses mean that much to you, why dont people from the area buy them.
  
  The reason is simple they do not have the money and they are merely jealous of others peoples business sense.
  
  Its a buyers market. if you want something, buy it.
  
  If you cant afford it, tough
  
  regards,

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: barry Date: Wednesday November 11, 2009 @02:11PM

  well said if they got off their backsides and worked hard and earned money to invest they would get on in life.they forget who puts the roof over the social welfare recipients head.heres a hint..its not the government! excuse us for wanting to retire in some comfort

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Sunday July 26, 2009 @04:37PM

  I couldn't agree with this writer more,MORE being the operative word the more some individuals have the MORE they want and are prepared to take to the detriment as you have pointed out to our communities and the people who live in them that are less economically fortunate.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Ronan Date: Friday January 8, 2010 @11:26AM

  Good point

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Marie Date: Sunday January 29, 2006 @10:30PM

  Does anyone have any views on buying section 23 houses in longford to rent... is there a rental market there. Any investors with houses in Granard or Edgeworths town?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: John Date: Saturday February 18, 2006 @10:43PM

  There is a lot of vacant rental property both in Commercial and residential, however under de-centralisation the Prison Service HQ is due to go there along with 900 jobs, there is also plans for a large hotel and golf complex and a range of inward investment.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Darren Date: Tuesday May 23, 2006 @09:20PM

  I'd say the longford rental market is reasonably consistent. There is a lot of commercial development in the area at present. Properties within the town and the outlying town lands are popular. There is always a big demand from council and healthboard supported tennents as well. And the construction boom has led to an increase in the number of immigrant workers and tradesmen in the area. A lot of the newer developments have started to factor in the tax incentives into the sale price so the new builds are less compeditive but properties build within the past 2 to 7 years mostly qualified for the section 23 and rural renewal scheme. I'm not sure but i think some of these tax incentives maybe transferable for the remainder of there term which is usually 10 years from first purchases.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: BERNADETTE Date: Friday June 27, 2008 @12:06AM

  ask Albert

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Francis Xaviour Fitzmaurice Date: Friday August 15, 2008 @10:28AM

  hi
  read ur msg
  are u still buying i would be interested in sharing
  frankie
  fxfdub@hotmail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: shelly Date: Saturday February 4, 2006 @04:17PM

  i am looking to buy a house with a friend but she has pulled out with my deposit paid but nothing signed - what are the options left to me to keep the house and purchase it? it would be easy to rent the 2 spare rooms as it is central Dublin.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Jim Date: Wednesday February 8, 2006 @08:10PM

  I am looking into buying a small property just outside the town of Newport, Co Mayo. Does anyone know if there any any further rdevlopment plans for the town or surrounding areas? what the rental market is like? thanks

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: MARY Date: Monday January 29, 2007 @11:19PM

  jIM I see your post about Newport I like you am interested in that area did you end up purchasing there?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Tuesday April 11, 2006 @01:38PM

  Drogheada/Dundalk
  
  I have been looking at property to invest in in these areas as they are near Dublin and seem to appreciate very well.
  
  Does anyone have any advice on this?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Sunday May 7, 2006 @11:00PM

  Drogheda is definitely the better option as the new Motorway was opened last year. Dundalk is also good because of the DIT but not on the basis of travelling to Dublin every day.

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• Carlow

  Posted By: May Date: Monday May 8, 2006 @02:33PM

  HI - does anyone know what the rental market is like in Carlow - near Rathvilly? How much would you rent a room down in that area for?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Siobhan Date: Wednesday May 17, 2006 @10:32AM

  We are thinking of investing in Skerries North County Dublin. The house is new 3 bedrooms and attic space for possible fourth. The house is in a council estate which may put some people of renting. Anyone got any advice please. We are wondering how do houses rent in Skerries. would app some feedback

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: lunders (Dublin) Date: Sunday May 21, 2006 @01:59PM

  I am looking to buy in Drogheda, could someone give me advice on the best area/location and what the rental income would be for a one or two bedroom apt. or town house is at present ?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Derek Date: Sunday May 21, 2006 @10:48PM

  Hi-I am looking to buy a inverstment propoerty and am looking in the blanchardstown area- I have a budget of approx 250-280k any ideas what website / what area is good value at present with the idea of commanding good rental income.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: John Date: Monday December 31, 2007 @01:45PM

  Derek, if you're looking at investing, i'm not sure if Blanch is the place to go. A few of my mates at work live out there and they say it's a nightmare commute. I'm not sure if you'd get much for 250-280K anyway. However, i currently have my apartment on the market in Balbriggan, which is a great town for renting. The population has gron by 50% in the last 12 months and with the 2 new ports and Dart relocating to Balbriggan, i would imagine that people will be looking more torwards there. The property itself is an excellent opportunity for an investor as i'm leaving it turn-key job. Give me a shout if interested 086-3691213

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Darren Date: Tuesday May 23, 2006 @09:32PM

  I purchased a property as an owner occupier approximately two years ago. I've had it rented out for the past couple of months as I am now purchasing a new property with my Fiancee in another part of the country. I don't really fancy the idea of being a longterm landlord and so I was wondering is it better to try and sell the property as a fully furnished investment property with sitting tennents or as an empty shell? Any Advice?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Johnson Steve Date: Monday July 31, 2006 @08:53AM

  Am in need of investors in real estate and hotel for business relationship for a workable duration.
  If interested,please contact me :info.sfl@fastermail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Jeremiah Date: Wednesday August 9, 2006 @07:31PM

  Looking at 4 bed semi's in Carrick on Shannon town to buy/let near to centre. What would a 4 bed semi rent for.?
  Is being near the railway station any advantage?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: nd Date: Wednesday August 9, 2006 @10:04PM

  I am interested in renting out my property in wexford town and was wondering if anyone has any information on occupancy rates/rental market in general in the area?
  It is a four bedroom detached house in a mature residential area on the outskirts of the town.
  thanks
  
  ND

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Liz Date: Thursday September 28, 2006 @02:44PM

  Hi - does anyone know where I can get a list of service charge for apartments in the city? I need to see what the charges are for 1/2/3 Bedroomed apartments. Do those service charges include insurance and VAT?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Wil Date: Tuesday October 10, 2006 @12:45AM

  Does anyone out there have the full lowdown on planning permission for investor/non-residents for counties outside Dublin?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Tuesday November 14, 2006 @10:44PM

  Wil
  
  co.meath or louth is extremely difficult buy a site with planning permission very expensive 250k.. and then build
  
  brian blanchardstown..

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Lysa Date: Tuesday November 7, 2006 @08:13PM

  Hi
  
  I am looking to buy a second property off plans and sell it on before it is finished so I wont have to draw down on the second mortgage, can a decent profit be made from this kind of thing with stamp duty, capital gains etc ? Anyone any experience in this area ?

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• Re: Investors - Planning Permission Received

  Posted By: Mary Date: Tuesday November 14, 2006 @09:01PM

  I have received planning permission for 70 houses on our land in Roscommon - all papers ready to go.
  Unfortunately our original investor pulled out due to financial difficulties. Selling this to another investor has been quite a slow process as our agent does not seem to be doing much.
  
  Does anyone know where one might advertise or approach investors without having to fork out too much Advertising expense?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Brian Date: Tuesday November 14, 2006 @10:41PM

  HI
  I am looking at buying a site in leitrim or roscommon with or without outline planning permission to build a house on and then selling it. What is the situation with selling when the house is built or is there a market to rent in that part of the country....

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: SAM Date: Tuesday November 21, 2006 @07:07PM

  Can somebody advise us. We are planning to buy a house in Portlaoise. Is it a good market in terms of rental and appreciation?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Meg Date: Thursday November 30, 2006 @09:50AM

  I am looking for a small house in a retirement village or in a village near a church, shops, and transport, preferably convenient to a train station with green fields or park nearby. Is it possible or just a dream?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Mary L. Date: Sunday December 24, 2006 @01:26AM

  We have a house for sale in Aughrim, Co. Wicklow- about 15 minutes by private bus to Rathdrum train station. Lovely house presently used as holiday home a few minutes walk to centre of village. Lovely peaceful area, Church about 10 minutes walk. However, house is 3-bed (all ensuite),fully furnished, 3-storey and is located in a group of 28 houses(designated holiday homes)- would that suit?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: meg murry Date: Monday January 22, 2007 @11:13AM

  Very interessted. Would like to hear more regarding price . etc. Meg

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: meg murry1 Date: Wednesday January 24, 2007 @10:18AM

  How can I get in touch with advertiser in Aughrim re house.
  meg

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Yellow Belly Date: Tuesday January 22, 2008 @12:56PM

  Retirement Village?
  
  A superb development is being launched shortly in Wexford. It is part of an existing golf course, and will be 250m from a sandy beach. All facilities will be on site, and as there are already over 75 properties on the ajoining golf course, it will be a mini community, and will not feel isolated etc.
  
  If you have queries please feel free to call me at 087 2887792.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Meg Date: Thursday November 30, 2006 @03:39PM

  Re: retirement or holiday homes
  
  I am looking for a small house in a retirement village or in a village near the church, shops, transport etc. I would like to be near a park, sea or green fields. A holiday home with a view to retirement would suit. Is this a dream?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: P Kinsella Date: Thursday January 18, 2007 @09:07AM

  This might be interest to you
  
  Long Term Lease available on 2 bedroom bungalow in new retirement Village. Set out on a beautifully landscaped ten acre development, overlooking the surrounding countryside. Would suit individuals looking to retire in tranquil surroundings of Knock. Central to the village is the Community Centre where residents will have exclusive access to a wide range of Facilities & Services. For information on development recommend visiting http://www.timeforlife.ie. For further details contact 086 3997421.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: meg murry Date: Monday January 22, 2007 @11:18AM

  Thank you
  Would like to hear more on price etc.
  Meg

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Friday December 1, 2006 @06:44PM

  I would like to invest in residential or commercial property. I am currently a home owner but would like to invest on a small scale initally to see how it goes. I don't know where to start or who to talk to to get advice on it. Has anyone any ideas to put me in the right direction. I am based in Cork,
  
  
  Thanks

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Sean Date: Monday December 22, 2008 @02:36PM

  Hi
  read your message on daft.ie.
  I am a member of a loose group of investors who meet once a month in the clarion @7pm on the 2nd monday of each month next meeting on the 12 jan. We are interested in property ,shares ,business and personal develoment.
  You can check out our website http://www.iwin.ie. ( needs updating i know). In jan we have Paul oary author of "tricks of the rich". W e normally have around 50 like minded individuals every month from novice to advanced investor.
  
  Sean Lynch

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• Loose Group of Investors

  Posted By: Hai Date: Friday May 27, 2011 @08:27AM

  Could you, please let me know how to contact this loose group of investors?

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Michelle Date: Monday December 11, 2006 @02:11PM

  Hi, I am looking to buy an apartment/house in sth side of dublin - pref Dundrum area. As a single first time buyer I cannot get a full mortgage and a friend suggested I find someone looking to buy as an investment and share the mortage etc with them. Do you know where I would find someone interested in doing something similar to this? I would probably be looking to buy them out after 5 years or sell the house and split profits?
  
  Thankyou

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Monia Date: Saturday December 23, 2006 @07:02PM

  Hi There,
  I would be interested give me a call: 0851580468
  
  Talk you soon,
  Kind Regards,
  Monia

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: John Date: Monday December 31, 2007 @01:39PM

  Hi Monia, seen you reply and was wondering if you invest in property in general. If you do, would you be interested in apartment in Balbriggan, which should have massive appeal in te coming years with the new ports being built there and the Dart line coming on board...give me a call if interested 086-3691213

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: John Date: Monday December 31, 2007 @01:36PM

  Hi Michelle, Is there any particular reason for going for Dundrum. Would you consider the greater Dublin Region as i have an apartment to sell in Balbriggan, which has a great commuter service to the city centre. If interested, drop me a mail john_k.woods@boimail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Alan Date: Tuesday January 2, 2007 @09:38PM

  Thinking of buying an investment property in Ballinasloe,Co.Galway.Good move......or not!!

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• Re: Investorsgalway

  Posted By: deirdre Date: Thursday March 22, 2007 @09:32PM

  hi would like some more info please

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• Re: Investors & Overseas Purchases

  Posted By: Michael Date: Saturday February 17, 2007 @09:37AM

  Hi I have two Adjoining Traditional Stone properties for sale in Sunny Cyprus on one title deed.Some renovation works to finish the project. I deal for a builder or someone who employs one. Fast uplift on the investment on resale or very good rental return. Tax here is also advantageous> Fast track a bargain at Cyprus£125k for the pair. More information call 00357 99067 494

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• Re: Investors & Overseas Purchases

  Posted By: Michael Doherty Date: Friday March 2, 2007 @07:51PM

  Is that £125K sterling for the pair of Cyprus stone dwellings.
  
  Would be interested in further details by email please to
  prdp@eircom.net
  
  or post to
  Michael Doherty
  Lahanagh
  Lough gill
  Sligo
  
  Many thanks

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• FULL TITLE DEEDS CALL OWNER FOR MORE INFORMATION 07766016669

  Posted By: ac Date: Tuesday July 26, 2011 @11:20AM

  So Sorry - I completely forgot I had advertised over here.. I haven't even done anything about it either!! If you are stilll interested and you haven't been burned by the recession - give me a call to discuss.. had a great idea and I think if you are looking strictly at investment I can see a way of generating about 3,000 euros a month from these two - partly because of their location.
  
  FOR SALE TWO OLD HOUSES - NEED WORK 2 MINUTES TO SHOPS & BANKS 15 MINUTES TO MILES OF BEACH NEAR LIMASSOL - CYPRUS
  SMALL WALLED NO MAINTENANCE COURTYARDS - SUIT SINGLES OR COUPLE - BUY BOTH CONVERT TO ONE HOUSE
  FOR A FAMILY BOLTHOLE? FULL TITLE DEEDS CALL OWNER FOR MORE INFORMATION 07766016669

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: new buyer Date: Monday March 5, 2007 @01:14PM

  I am a first time buyer and trying to but a 2 bed apartment to let in carlow or portlaoise
  does anyone know how much tax i would have to pay
  
  Thank you

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• Property Maintenance Services

  Posted By: Creanco Date: Tuesday March 6, 2007 @03:35PM

  To all investors, landlords, and property managers,
  
  We're a relatively new company offering property maintenance work at reasonable rates. We offer a professional service and high quality work.
  
  If you're interested, check out http://www.creanco.ie
  
  Thanks.

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• Re: Property Maintenance Services

  Posted By: Bertie Date: Friday January 23, 2009 @07:35AM

  Iam a painting maintenence contractor in the meath, westmeath, cavan, longford,north dublin area and wondering if you have need for any of my services. Bertie 086-8802550

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• Granard Co. Longford

  Posted By: Granard Investor Date: Thursday May 3, 2007 @02:46PM

  Has anyone an insight in Buy to Let properties in Granard Co. Longford? What is the rent for a 3 bedroom house? And what is the rental market like in Granard.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Dorothy Date: Tuesday May 8, 2007 @07:29PM

  Looking for a site in Co Wexford, Ballymoney or Gorey area.
  Any information please let me know.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: gail Date: Sunday April 13, 2008 @12:39PM

  I have half acre site with full planning permission for 2800 sq foot house at knocknasilloge, blackwater. 2mins from beach.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: monika-Poland Date: Saturday May 12, 2007 @05:11PM

  I am from Poland , can you tell me how much does the land cost in your country, for example about 25 kilometers from Dublin, in a small fashonable town, and for how much I can get a 200 meters 5 bedrooms, 2 bathroom house situated on 1000 meters plot. In Poland such a house cost abotut
  300 000 euro, the land costs for example- 70-100europer meter square. How is it in your country, In Poland the prices of land within a year have grown about 300%. How is it in Irland. What are the tendencies. I build houses for sale in Poland and I am looking for people who do the same in Irland. For exmple the cost of building a house in Poland per meter square is now 800 euro, how much is it in Irland.answer on my e-mail: zolwin@wp.pl

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Orla Date: Sunday June 10, 2007 @10:42AM

  Hi there,
  Can anyone tell me the in's and outs of Rural Renewal schemes. I know that you are allowed relief against ''personal income'' against the property that you buy but what I need to know is does this include rental income, is this viewed as part of personal income?

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• "Building a house to sell"

  Posted By: adrian Date: Monday July 30, 2007 @09:33PM

  HI
  I own a 3/4 acre site in Galway,around 22 miles from galway city and i am thinking of bullding a 4 bedroom house on the site and then selling it. What is the situation with selling when the house is built,are there any restrictions i should know about??
  mail@adrianlaffey.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: selling up Date: Wednesday September 5, 2007 @05:11PM

  Hi,
  we have a plot with two houses and a large back garden suitable for development opposite athlone IT. Anyone interested? Houses Already surrounded by apartments, great development potential.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Jenny Date: Friday September 14, 2007 @09:00AM

  anyone interested in investing in rural Spain

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Jim Date: Monday September 24, 2007 @12:36PM

  Tax relief of €370k with one year old 3 Bed showroom condition apartment at greenhills Road Tallaght.For sale by owner €495k.reply to jim1234@eirdom.net.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Ely Properties Date: Thursday October 4, 2007 @05:31PM

  Section 23 properties all over Ireland some with 87% Section relief on purchase price
  
  10% on signing, allowances can be used on signing of contracts
  
  Leaseback options available for the tax life of the property!
  
  http://www.elyproperty.ie

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Laura Fitzgibbon Date: Thursday November 1, 2007 @02:50PM

  Anyone interested in investing in Kusadasi,Turkey. Big &#304;rish community.Properties from €40,000. laurafitzgibbon@hotmail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: jemma longford Date: Friday November 2, 2007 @02:20PM

  Hi,
  Am interested in property investment and i will like to have more information on it.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: john w Date: Wednesday January 2, 2008 @10:43AM

  Hi....are you only interested in property investment in Longford. Would you consider investing in property in Dublin at a very reasonable price. If so, drop me a mail to john_k.woods@boimail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Louise Date: Tuesday November 6, 2007 @07:25PM

  SECTION 23 GIVEAWAY in Co. Leitrim. We are selling 2 Magnificient 4 Bed Detatched Houses in exclusive development in Carrigallen Village. Built in 2007, they are fully furnished to high standard. With or Without Tenants. 270,000 euros each OR For a Quick Sale Only 490,000 euros for the Two!!! Save 50,000 Euros !!! And Save on your rental income Tax Bill.
  If interested email louisefagan@eircom.net.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: JW Date: Wednesday January 2, 2008 @01:33PM

  I was wondering if any investor or 1st time buyer would be interested in a large 2 bed apartment in fast growing Balbriggan. I'm leaving evertything with the apartment. It's in a quiet block of 6 apartments. Any interested parties, please give me a shout on 086-3691213 or mail me to john_k.woods@boimail.com

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: byrneinternational@eircom.net Date: Friday January 18, 2008 @09:18PM

  I have two appartments for sale in Torrequebrada Costa del sol. 500 metres from beach in a very upmarket area with sea and golf views. 2 bed 2bath 30sq metre terrace fully furnished corner appt 230k. i bed 15 metre terrace golf and sea views 190k furnished.

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• Re: Investors

  Posted By: Rosemary Date: Wednesday January 23, 2008 @12:45PM

  I am selling 2 villas in Sotogrande,Andelucia. Both are 500 sq meters,own pools, one next to Valdarama golfclub the other next to sotogrande golfclub. both on large landscaped plots. Huge capital appreciation in next 5 years. really unspoilt area.Poloclubs, marina. must sell quickly. Region 2200000 euro each. bank valuation 3300000 and 2870000.respectively.Tel 00353.876706784

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  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Monday March 17, 2008 @11:59AM

  Read your ad with interest. We are looking for something in Spain. Please forward on details.
  
  Denise Downes

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  Posted By: Gerard Date: Tuesday February 5, 2008 @10:29PM

  I have 2 new houses for sale in small private development of 4 houses (2 sold) off Main Road in Ringaskiddy overlooking Cork Harbour, 15 mins drive from Cork City with bus stop across road, new N28 motorway to be built soon to link Ringaskiddy with the City cutting drive time to 10 mins, New National Maritime College 5 min walk, very large pharma employment centre including Pfizers, EliLilly, Johnson&Johnson. Very good rental potential Prices from €298,000 Contact 087-2222078 to arrange a viewing. Completion expected April 2008

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  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Tuesday March 11, 2008 @10:06AM

  Any investor intrested in buying an upmarket apartment by the sea. The apartment was bought in 1984 and has gone up in value 26000 euros a year since then email bluewaterpaul@eircom.net

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• investment in cork city

  Posted By: angela Date: Tuesday April 1, 2008 @03:41PM

  I have 3 children with the eldest heading to ucc in sept 2009. I live 50 km from city and was wondering should i buy a property for my kids instead of paying rent. I only have 8 years to go in my mortgage and only owe 60 grand. My house is worth 430000euro should i remortgage? Am genuinely looking for advice. Thank you

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  Posted By: Mary Date: Tuesday April 15, 2008 @04:17PM

  Hi, I am thinking about renting out my rural renewal scheme owner occupied house for a few weeks over the summer as a holiday home as I am moving. Can i be asked to pay back the tax relief I have got so far over the past two years?

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  Posted By: Ann Date: Saturday June 14, 2008 @04:32PM

  Just wondering what your view are on renting in the Tullow area of Carlow, if you have purchased a investment property there.

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  Posted By: Martina Date: Sunday July 27, 2008 @11:39AM

  I am looking to buy a house with my sister in Portlaoise and was wondering what the rental market was like there, it is a brand new 3 bedroomed and from the advertisements i have checked out it would fetch a rental of about 700 euros? Any local knowledge would be helpful. Names and contact numbers or email address of a reputable agent, perhaps someone you have used in the past.

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  Posted By: Calton Phil Kings Date: Saturday August 16, 2008 @12:54AM

  I do not know your capacity but if you are sure that you can honestly manage and secure the total sum of $30M for an Investment Venture, Then Your Response will hilly be appreciated. There is much to Gain by you on this Venture,
  
  Get Back to me and I will furnish you more information.
  
  You can reach me on my private phone number +447045750028.
  
  Waiting to hear from you.
  
  Calton Phil.

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  Posted By: DR FRANK MORGAN Date: Saturday August 16, 2008 @12:19AM

  I am a private investor based in the United Kingdom. I focus on seed capital, early-stage, start-up, ventures, LLC and all round completion and expansion of investment projects that need funding. I am interested to invest in your company on a long-term business relationship. If this is alright with you kindly get back to me with more details about your company. Dr. Frank Morgan.(Individual/Angel investor)fmgservices@live.com

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  Posted By: DR FRANK MORGAN Date: Saturday August 16, 2008 @12:23AM

  I am a private investor based in the United Kingdom. I focus on seed capital, early-stage, start-up, ventures, LLC and all round completion and expansion of investment projects that need funding. I am interested to invest in your company on a long-term business relationship. If this is alright with you kindly get back to me with more details about your company. Dr. Frank Morgan.(Individual/Angel investor)fmgservices@live.com

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  Posted By: Mary Date: Monday August 25, 2008 @01:28PM

  Hi.Rather than paying rent, I hope to invest in a property in Dublin South preferably, but open to other locations, to provide accommodation for my student offspring. What's the best option? 2/3 bedrommed house or 2 bed apt? As I am new to this, I would appreciate any help from seasoned investors, please. Or, better still do any of you have a suitable premises for sale? Last question ,should I buy now or wait for more of a dip in prices? Many thanks. Mary

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  Posted By: Ex londoner Date: Friday October 3, 2008 @03:51PM

  Hi
  
  Depends on what you're willing to spend. Prime south dublin areas will always be in demand in the D4 area. Outer South Dublin locations theres more supply but a lot less demand to rent. Have a look around Grand Canal Dock/charlotte quay areas, on doorstep of ballsbridge and south city centre. Lots of new restaurants and bars opening and close to the IFSC, a new footbridge is planned also.

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  Posted By: Karl Date: Saturday October 11, 2008 @12:07AM

  Hi,
  Wondering if anyone would be interested in a large property in the Drimnagh Dublin 12 area.
  Total area 1/4 acre.
  Main Cottage 4 bedroom, 1 bath all mod cons.
  attached granny flat, 3 bedroom 2 bath.
  In rear of property 2 - 4 bedroom 2 bath Dorma Bungalows all mod cons.
  Large garage converted to leisure rooms on both.
  Great investment opportunity.
  Well worth viewing, asking £1,700,000 open to offers.
  
  Please contact lspaynem@aol.com
  
  Karl

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  Posted By: Denis Date: Saturday January 17, 2009 @09:53AM

  Hi i have a plot of land approx 3/4 acre just 4mins walk to cork city. Have spoken to local planning who see no problems obtaining planning permission.It was suggested that any development would most likely have to be high density. Any interested developers? Regards. My e.Mail DENIS.ORIORDAN@SKY.COM

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• Re: interest relief on residential rented property

  Posted By: nigel Date: Friday April 17, 2009 @06:07PM

  The decision to cut 25% of interest relief on rental income is just crazy.
  The problem is that overnight the government imposed a tax on existing investors , that may already be making a loss and still expect them to pay a tax on year end.
  Is it really possible to tax someone that does not make a profit or gain. Where dose the funds come from to pay this tax. It is one thing taking 20% tax on profit or gain but to look for 25% tax on nothing ???. Where did it all go wrong , I think we need Keith Barry to answer this one.

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  Posted By: ann o leasry Date: Tuesday May 12, 2009 @01:17PM

  anybody interested in a section 23 property in Tullow for €180,000 contact 085-1574521.

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  Posted By: John Date: Wednesday August 26, 2009 @08:57AM

  Hi, I have a one bed apt in kimainham, was trying to sell, but the market went down, so went down the route of renting under the RAS scheme for a guaranteed 4 year rental income. I want to sell now, but have gone through different mediums. I felt with a guaranteed rental income your options would increase. I am not an investor etc.....But as not rented through an agent per say....they tend not to want to proceed with selling as they can not do the rentals.....Any other medium to get people interested as a fab property. Have used DAFT initially, but no one biting.

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  Posted By: Tony Date: Tuesday February 23, 2010 @10:33PM

  Hi
  iam intrested in purchasing a 3 bed semi in mullingar for investment purposes does anyone have knowledge of the rental potential in this area, the house iam looking at is built in 2001 and i believe the rent can be fro €500-€550 pm
  could i have your views on this please
  regards tony

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  Posted By: James Date: Thursday July 15, 2010 @12:27PM

  COMMENTS: I am interested in investing in property that will give a good return on capital and holds out the prospect of maximum capital gain over 5 to 10 years.
  I have purchased a number of properties in Florida giving 13% return and at 30 to 40% of peak 2006/7 price.
  
  As I do not want to 'have too many eggs in one basket' can anybody recommend other countries where there is a real market of sales and purchases at realistic recessionary prices.

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  Posted By: Anonymous Poster Date: Monday July 25, 2011 @03:18PM

  Hi James - Are you still looking to invest and would you be interested in investing in Dublin - we have a pre 63 house on Crumln Road in two units with large workshop at rear. Monthly rental is 2,000E. The property was valued in 2006 at between 650k and 700k by both Gunnes and Youngs.
  If you are interested we are contactable on 085 7860313 to discuss.

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  Posted By: Claire Date: Wednesday September 8, 2010 @10:25PM

  I have a lovely house up for sale / house swap. rented to students

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