Land in the Turks and Caicos: Middle Caicos

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Land in the Caribbean is beyond the grasp of most people's imaginations. And in Provo or Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands it is much the same situation.
But there's a large island that sits hidden in plain sight called Middle Caicos. There's probably more people on your block than there are in the whole island. The island was recently linked to the outside world by a 12 million dollar causeway. This has dramatically reduced the cost of building.
We have also secured several million dollars in funds that allow you to purchase land with no credit check, a small down payment, a one time transfer tax and owner financing. In a small hide away that sheltered Black Beard and in modern times the DuPonts, Rockfellers and other jet setters you can now enjoy for pennies on the dollar the same gorgeous and secluded beaches just an hour and a half from Miami and five hours from New York.
Additional benefits to choosing Middle Caicos:
International Airport. Inherent value increase due to most of Middle being being off limits to developers and the most beautiful beaches on the planet. No Income, real estate, capital gains tax, VAT, gift, withholding. estate or inheritance taxes. Land is privately held with clear title and can be bought through a trust. Law environment conducive to the protection and expansion of capital. Residency very simple to establish. A well developed infrastructure. British Common law is basis of jurisdiction. Video Middle Caicos - N.E. Shore

Middle Caicos Dreamscape
Overview of Turks and Caicos
Middle Caicos is still undeveloped
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Two Gringos in The Turks and Caicos Islands

Posted on 27th August 2010

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Looking for Lionfish

We’ve just spent our first weekend back on the island after another trip up to the Good Old U.S.of A. We spent a week in the high northern Colorado foothills around Ft. Collins. We even nipped up into Wyoming for a day, checking out La Gringa’s old haunts in Laramie and beyond. Beautiful country, and spending time back in our homeland sure reminds us of some of the basic changes in our lives that have somehow become the norm for us. We feel like country bumpkin kids dropped into the middle of Disney World every time we walk into a shopping center, strip mall, grocery store, or in my case especially, one of the giant hardware/home building supply megastores.

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