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WHY BUY A WHOLE VILLA WHEN YOU ONLY NEED A HALF (SHARE)?


HELPING BRITISH PROPERTY OWNERS IN FLORIDA FOR OVER 20 YEARS...


MAKING YOUR ORLANDO HOME SO AFFORDABLE...


The British Homes Group, headquartered in Orlando, Florida, have announced a “new” holiday home co-ownership programme for UK villa owners in the Sunshine State. It is called Orlando Villa Half-Shares.


“We have designed our Half-Share programme”, says Bill Cowie, a Director of the British Homes Group, “for UK property investors overseas who either (1) can’t afford a whole villa (Half-Share prices start at well below $100,000) or (2) can’t use and enjoy it year-round.


US immigration laws, for example, restrict UK visitors and property owners to a maximum of 6 months stay in any one year. This leaves the Florida holiday home empty for half the year or forces the absentee-owner to try and let it for a few weeks a year to groups of strangers to help offset the property’s operation costs.”


Just some of the key benefi ts of a Florida Villa Half-Share are:


• 50% of the purchase price • 50% of the maintenance and repair costs • 50% of the total rental income (if any) and • 100% of the legal use and enjoyment of the holiday home... 6 months! • To speed and simplify the co-ownership process Half-Share purchases are of new homes and aimed at cash buyers


...SO WHY PAY FOR A WHOLE VILLA WHEN YOU ONLY NEED HALF? WE HAVE OVER 20,000 PROPERTIES IN THE DISNEY AREA ALONE...


Call us now for more information 001 407 620 7777 Email: billcowie1@gmail.com | www.BritishHomesGroup.com


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