As mentioned in the post on Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPP) you can invest your SIPP funds in certain types of real estate. It was indicated there that Crown’s land products in the Cayman Islands qualify for such investment. The developers of these land products will also help you by arranging a consultation with a regulated Independent Financial Advisor whose approval is required for such investments.

In the post referred above, one particular project, viz. the Dubli Golf & Beach Resort on the Grand Cayman was discussed in some detail. Actually, it was only one of the projects available on the Cayman Islands. In this post, we look at some other projects that also provide assured returns to investors just like the Dubli project.

The Little Dolphin Estate project is located on the Cayman Brac Island. The project is located not far from the northern beaches amidst the greenery of the island. Cayman Brac has dense Karst forests with walking and hiking trails for those who love nature. Developed land plots with asphalt roads and electric power are available to buyers under this project.

The Little Cayman Estate project is located on the Little Cayman Island. Starting from the North Coast Beach, the project extends into the interior greenery on this quaint little island. The Lakeside Estate is another project that is also located on the Little Cayman. It is adjacent to the Sandy Point Lake on the southwest of the island, close to the beaches in this area. Both these projects offer developed land plots with asphalt roads and electric power.

Just as in the case of the Dubli project, plots in these projects also come with a full set of architectural and construction drawings for a particular residential house design, viz. a villa or a townhouse. You can choose to construct the house for your own use or for renting out, or you can leave the land as it is for selling when land price increases.

Paying the full price using your SIPP funds for these approved investments in the Cayman can get you an assured return of 30 percent over a five year period if you enter into a buyback agreement with the property developer, as outlined in the post referred at the beginning.

Comments are closed.