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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 13, 2010 -- Adverse Possession claims, detailed above, regularly make the world's news and give you a good idea just how far this legal procedure can take you. But, like me, and the many other Adverse Possession practitioners around the world, you'll probably want your real estate claims to be as low-profile and discreet as possible.

And so you may only want to look at claiming "abandoned" private homes and vacant land; the kind of real estate that is still highly valuable, but "un-newsworthy".


Properties like these, for example:

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Canada. A substantial 4 bedroomed timber-built home, located near a river. Abandoned for approx. 1/2 years. Run-down, yet habitable. Current value: US$195,000.

Europe. An abandoned country-style terrace adjacent to ancient woodland. Only minor refurbishment works required to complete. Current value: US$230,000.

USA. A large riverside home set in approximately 3 acres. Abandoned for several years, but this property is still habitable. Current value: US$145,000.

Acquiring real property like this, on a regular basis, could be as simple as knowing how to make a claim and going ahead with it... Of course, to succeed in this business (like any other) you will need to have a "can do" attitude and be prepared to work. But, I know of no other real estate opportunity that will create this kind of wealth for you for such little effort.

Are there many abandoned properties?

Yes! In fact there are hundreds of thousands, worldwide, and in your own neighbourhood there will certainly be abandoned property and vacant land parcels that you can claim; you just need to get out there and find them.

...and it also doesn't matter what kind of of area you live in, as you will be able to find suitable real estate claims pretty much everywhere you look; abandoned property is not just confined to low-value areas.

Can I do this where I live?

Yes. Adverse Possession is well established in English law, and most countries worldwide have adopted this legal principle as part of their land laws. So, no matter where you are, assuming you live in a reasonably democratic country, you should be able to go ahead with Adverse Possession claims on real estate.

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