In the seminars I regularly give on Polish Property one of the most common questions is, "What if property prices crash?".

They do from time to time but my reply is simple, "Where else would you put your money?".

If you want no risk at all put your money in the bank. You will get a low interest rate on your savings but it is one you can rely on.

Buying Property in Poland author: Tim Hill asin: 1905430329

With so much interest in Polish property one of the largest developers in the country, JW Construction, actually opened a permanent office in London this year. A search on the internet reveals a wealth of sites offering varying levels and accuracy of advice and online forums buzz with people scrabbling for guidance. Channel Four’s A Place in the Sun cited Poland as the second best place in the world to buy property and it has become the seventh most popular tourist destination in Europe attracting 15 million leisure visitors every year.

Not everyone who is thinking of relocating abroad is looking for endless hours of heat and sunshine. In fact, many people don’t enjoy the extreme summer temperatures that can be found in some parts of Southern Europe. If you simply want a different and much more affordable and laid back lifestyle, could it be that the Costa Verde region of Portugal is the answer?

The Costa Verde (green coast) region is situated in the northwest and is the most northern region in Portugal. It includes the provinces of Minho and the Douro coast. 

When you first get interested in Wealth Creation one of the first questions is 'So how do I find these investment, property or business opportunities'?  A little bit later, you will find that you are overwhelmed with all the possibilities and opportunities are jumping out at you from every corner. 

So how can you tell which ones to pursue?

If you have read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, you will know about the 'Does it Eat Me, or does it Feed Me' question and it's a really useful first yardstick of how good a deal may be.

Costa de Prata (Silver Coast) is one of the six tourist regions of continental Portugal and includes the province of Beira Litoral and most of the provinces of Ribatejo and Estremadura. It runs for approximately 200km from north of Lisboa almost as far as Porto.