Insider Advice and Comparisons for Caribbean Real Estate Investors

A new website offering Caribbean real estate along with insider advice offers solutions for those looking for a lifestyle change, retirement or investment property in the islands.

(PRWEB) March 6, 2005 -- "Its all about risk assessment and finding the right island for your particular needs", says Stewart Andrews who has lived and sailed in the Caribbean for 18 years and managed numerous construction projects in the islands, both large and small.

"For example, if you are planning to apply for naturalization in the country in which you buy your new home, make sure you choose a country that has a welcoming and affordable naturalization process."

Many of the smaller Caribbean islands are now very attractive to people looking to escape from the city and a busy stressful lifestyle. But the choice is very wide amongst numerous small island nations, with very different economic, social and legal structures.

Caribbean islands come under, amongst others, Dutch, English, US, and French jurisdictions, and the legacy of other older ruling countries such as Denmark and Spain is inherited during the modernizing process of these countries.

Language and currency changes, banking, taxation, security and even foods change dramatically from island to island, and it takes a great deal of insider knowledge to know the differences. Much of this information is still not available on the internet, or is old and outdated.

The new website offers a personal advice service at no charge.

For further information, please contact:

Stewart Andrews

stewart@caribbeanlandandproperty.com

Website: www.caribbeanlandandproperty.com

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