Real Estate Investor Magazine South Africa November 2018 | Page 49

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Financial
Immigration – The
great American
dream EB5
NADIA READ THALE
Director of LIO Global, World
Residence and Citizenship
The poor economic outlook and con-
cerns about property ownership are
all reasons for wealthy South Africans
looking for a second citizenship as a
matter of priority. Wealthy South Afri-
cans are therefore looking to ‘buy’ a sec-
ond citizenship, either by a donation of
sorts to the government or investment
into property, or a combination
RJ PALANO
Founder, CashFlowProperties.
com
Start with how much money you desire
per month to support your family and
lifestyle, then determine how many
free and clear houses you need to pro-
duce that income so you never have to
work again. Single-family houses in the
United States produce cash flow, typi-
cally appreciate in value and we get tax
write-offs known as depreciation.
GEORGE RADFORD
Regional Director, IP Global
“Our business model is ideally suited to
the South African market as we special-
ise in working with clients to diversify
investment portfolios and get exposure
to core safe haven property markets
around the world, with more stable
economies and higher levels of currency
protection than our local market.
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