Diarmaid Condon’s blog – for independent commentary and analysis on what is happening in the overseas property industry.
I’ve had so many emails from confused individuals, based on the news articles posted at the end of last week, particularly from clients of Simple Overseas Properties, that I said I’d better add a bit of clarity to this situation.
The following has been received from the legal representatives of Paul Clarke, who is taking a case on behalf of 31 clients of Simple Overseas against its owner, Karl Morris.
Translation of the court proceedings against Karl Morris and his wife sent on by Mr. Morris. He claims that this is the Spanish court’s official translation of the proceedings.
This is a response from Paul Clarke, who has taken action against Karl Morris in Spain, claiming that Mr. Morris’ assertion that he has been cleared by the court is entirely incorrect.
Karl Morris of Simple Overseas Properties has been cleared of misappropriation of client funds by a court in Fuengirola, Spain.
If you’ve ever considered moving abroad then you’ve probably wondered what would be the best options. This piece gives you some pointers.
If you want to visit an overseas property exhibition these days, it’s a bit like getting work in Ireland, you have leave the country. So I made my way to the ‘A Place in the Sun’ exhibition at the NEC in Birmingham at the weekend.
I wrote to the Irish government about the continued lack of regulation in the property marketplace, but the replies haven’t been forthcoming.
Spanish Property Action Group and Bulgarian Property Action Group have formed an alliance to host the ‘Get Your Money Back’ seminars. The first of these seminars is to be held at the Rathcoole Suite, Citywest Hotel in Dublin on the 2nd of October 2010.
thousands of Irish buyers have purchased property on the back of the availability of cheap flights to myriad destinations, most provided by Ryanair. They were the opportunistic investors and, as long as they were aware of the risks, the best of luck to them.
