CIPS – Why We Think International Real Estate Is So Important!
August 25, 2021
By Angie Weeks
Angie Weeks
Angie is an experienced realtor in So Cal and a podcast co-host, contributor and a blogger with Money, Real Estate & More. Ask me about crowdfunding down payments! Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) ~ Divorce Specialist (RCS-D) ~ Green Designation ~ Short Sale & Foreclosure Specialist (SFR)
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CIPS – Why We Think International Real Estate Is So Important!
First of all, what even is a CIPS?
That is what AskAngie team is here to explain! CIPS stands for Certified International Property Specialist, which means that we are designees that have been trained and certified on how to help you with your international real estate needs. We are well informed on how different cultures interpret people and real estate. CIPS designees are prepared to work with international clients, international funds, as well as American clients who choose to buy internationally. We are relied on because of our expertise in international real estate.
Why do we need Certified International Property Specialists?
Global business and international real estate have expanded a lot so these designees are need more now than ever before! Recently, foreign buyers have spent a lot more money in real estate – to the tune of over 1 BILLION per year. Earning the CIPS title makes agents more creditable and resourceful. CIPS have access to a wide network of professionals that can help you with your property needs around the world. Through research we are able to protect you from losing property or buying in a country where you don’t actually ‘own’ your home. We make sure you are buying legitimate properties wherever you may be looking! People are moving from foreign countries to the US every single day and many Americans look into property overseas as well. Because of the work Certified International Property Specialists do, these home owners are able to have a smooth and reliable transition into their new space (or out of their old)!
Watch this video on why we think CIPS is an important designation!
We recommend if you’re thinking about buying out of the country, call us at 877-230-3211 or text Angie at 949-338-7408 to take advantage of the CIPS education and put it to work for your real estate needs!
Source: https://blog.askangie.com/2017/08/18/cips-why-we-think-international-real-estate-is-so-important/
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