 Whether you are buying your very first home, or you are an experienced
veteran of home buying, the process is unique in every state! This guide, written by Alan Langstone, is not meant to be a
definitive guide to buying Real Estate in the USA, but it shows the likely steps you may have to take
and the sort of questions you may wish to ask. Understanding the home buying process is the key to making it a
pleasant experience, and will very likely reduce the stress levels
considerably!
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 Just last week the Sydney Chamber of Commerce reported that the
shortage of white collar workers has resulted in 53 per cent of
companies looking overseas to fill vacancies. The media is currently
full of ‘skills shortages’ and ‘increases in visa applications’. So,
why are some of my relocated clients struggling to find rewarding
employment in Australia?
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 We were looking forward to a trip back to our old home ground – SW London – catching up with family and friends and being a tourist. We’d not been back en masse for perhaps 4 years and had been told of
“the Changes“. We had been warned “it’s not the way you remember” and do you
know what, they were wrong!
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 "I have just hit send on an email I sent to a friend who is in the early
stages of emigrating and wanted to know how things had gone for us and
any advice I might have. I realised this great rambling email is
exactly the sort of thing that others might be interested in." BritishExpats member Solarfish shares his Canadian Experience.
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 Education is still a really big discussion point when
moving to Spain or anywhere abroad because in many cases there will be
children and children need to go to school. Parents have many questions
about schooling in Spain and on most Expat Forums there are discussions
and questions about people thinking of moving to Spain with kids asking
what schools should they choose etc
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