Thinking about buying property abroad? Before you dive in, make sure this type of investment aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

The first three points are non-negotiable – without them, investing can be too risky. And at the end of this article, you'll find scenarios where buying property abroad might not be the best choice.

FOUNDATIONS

You want to grow your wealth beyond just a paycheck – where money makes money, not just your time and effort.

You trust the investment process and believe in long-term results.

You’re comfortable earning passive income and letting your money work for you.

You focus on wealth-building and want to reach financial freedom sooner.

You enjoy traveling and experiencing different countries.

You want a stable income that isn’t tied to currency fluctuations.

You’re open to selling or reallocating assets for better returns.

Your income comfortably exceeds your monthly expenses, and you can save without stress.

You have a clear investment strategy – or are ready to build and stick to one.

You have an emergency fund covering at least 3-6 months of living expenses.

You don’t believe in passive income and prefer to earn only through active work.

You need full control over every detail – frequent visits, hands-on management, and direct oversight of all processes.

You plan to invest all your savings without keeping an emergency fund or are considering taking out a loan to buy property.

You prefer to stay in one place and keep all your income in your local currency.

You’re looking for a primary residence, not an investment.

So, What’s Your Result?Are you ready to invest in overseas real estate? If yes, book a free personal consultation with a BIRDNECK share expert. We’ll help you define your strategy and find the best investment opportunities available today.