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Aug
13
Filed Under (Real Estate) by horse
tara asked:
Golf estate properties usually serve as long term residence options, not long term holiday properties. Doesn’t waking up to the rushing of the ocean in the distance followed by a relaxing day on the green sound like a great idea? Thanks to Fractional this is possible, but not only for a couple of weeks a year. You can own a property for a lower price and occupy it for six months of the year, whilst still calling it your own. Instead of sharing a property with thirteen other investors, you buy a property with one or two other investors. This allows you to own a holiday house of your dreams and not have to pay a fortune for ownership!
Living on any old golf course estate unfortunately won’t promise the luxury and peace that living on a Fractional golf course estate will. The golf estates managed by Fractional each have an incredible setting and backdrop, amazing facilities and luxurious standard. All of the golf courses have incredible views and scenery. The Simola Golf Estate is situated in the picturesque hills above Knysna and has one of the best views a golf course could offer. The course is designed by Jack Nicklaus, a top championship golfer who now finds his passion in designing golf courses. His philosophy rests upon the ideal of having golf courses enhance the natural environment and provide an enjoyable course for all players. This is definitely visible in the courses he has designed owned by Fractional properties. Another course he has designed is Pecanwood Golf Estate. This estate is close to Johannesburg (40 mins drive), placed alongside the beautiful Magaliesberg and Hartbeespoort Dam. The estate boasts one of the top 5 golf courses in South Africa. As mentioned, this was designed by Jack Nicklaus and has the properties interspersed along the course providing beautiful views to players and residents.
If you like to look at a piece of the ocean when you tee off, then the Princes Grant Golf Estate will fulfil your pleasure. It is situated on a hill looking over the blue Indian Ocean just North of Ballito and boasts the 16th best golf course in the country whilst providing a majestic view of the ocean. The Winterberg Mountain Range is the setting for the Katberg Golf Estate, an area where summer, winter, autumn or spring are all contributors to this mountain setting. The 17th and 18th hole share the presence of a waterfall in-between and the fairway is under 24hr satellite irrigation, promising a green and beautiful course. Another golf estate is the Elements Private Golf reserve. This resort gives investors a change to stay in splendour in the Limpopo Bushveld. Situated a mere hour from Pretoria in the Waterberg region, the course offers golfers a natural diversity not easily found in the rest of South Africa.
The estates don’t only offer great views and top golf courses. They offer other activities depending on location such as White Water Rafting and horse riding. The golf courses and properties available through Fractional are definitely value for money. Investors and residents have full access to all facilities especially the golf course! So living on a golf course estate is not just about playing golf! (But it can be if you want it to be) And Fractional can help you own a property in one of these top estates without having to bankrupt yourself. Fractional golf Estate ownership gives you properties and value for money due to the clever way in which they work.
BERRY
Golf estate properties usually serve as long term residence options, not long term holiday properties. Doesn’t waking up to the rushing of the ocean in the distance followed by a relaxing day on the green sound like a great idea? Thanks to Fractional this is possible, but not only for a couple of weeks a year. You can own a property for a lower price and occupy it for six months of the year, whilst still calling it your own. Instead of sharing a property with thirteen other investors, you buy a property with one or two other investors. This allows you to own a holiday house of your dreams and not have to pay a fortune for ownership!
Living on any old golf course estate unfortunately won’t promise the luxury and peace that living on a Fractional golf course estate will. The golf estates managed by Fractional each have an incredible setting and backdrop, amazing facilities and luxurious standard. All of the golf courses have incredible views and scenery. The Simola Golf Estate is situated in the picturesque hills above Knysna and has one of the best views a golf course could offer. The course is designed by Jack Nicklaus, a top championship golfer who now finds his passion in designing golf courses. His philosophy rests upon the ideal of having golf courses enhance the natural environment and provide an enjoyable course for all players. This is definitely visible in the courses he has designed owned by Fractional properties. Another course he has designed is Pecanwood Golf Estate. This estate is close to Johannesburg (40 mins drive), placed alongside the beautiful Magaliesberg and Hartbeespoort Dam. The estate boasts one of the top 5 golf courses in South Africa. As mentioned, this was designed by Jack Nicklaus and has the properties interspersed along the course providing beautiful views to players and residents.
If you like to look at a piece of the ocean when you tee off, then the Princes Grant Golf Estate will fulfil your pleasure. It is situated on a hill looking over the blue Indian Ocean just North of Ballito and boasts the 16th best golf course in the country whilst providing a majestic view of the ocean. The Winterberg Mountain Range is the setting for the Katberg Golf Estate, an area where summer, winter, autumn or spring are all contributors to this mountain setting. The 17th and 18th hole share the presence of a waterfall in-between and the fairway is under 24hr satellite irrigation, promising a green and beautiful course. Another golf estate is the Elements Private Golf reserve. This resort gives investors a change to stay in splendour in the Limpopo Bushveld. Situated a mere hour from Pretoria in the Waterberg region, the course offers golfers a natural diversity not easily found in the rest of South Africa.
The estates don’t only offer great views and top golf courses. They offer other activities depending on location such as White Water Rafting and horse riding. The golf courses and properties available through Fractional are definitely value for money. Investors and residents have full access to all facilities especially the golf course! So living on a golf course estate is not just about playing golf! (But it can be if you want it to be) And Fractional can help you own a property in one of these top estates without having to bankrupt yourself. Fractional golf Estate ownership gives you properties and value for money due to the clever way in which they work.
BERRY
Aug
11
Filed Under (Pets) by horse
Lydia K Kelly asked:
When a client is coming out to look at a horse that is for sale, it is very important to make a good first impression. Often the first impression is what makes or breaks a sale.
Before a client comes to your farm, consider the general upkeep of your property. Has the lawn been mowed? Are your fences in good repair? Is there a decent place to park? A farm that has been maintained immediately speaks of a place that offers quality care for its animals.
Take a look inside your barn. Are the lights working? Are the crossties in good repair? Are the stalls clean and the aisle raked or swept? Is the tack room tidy? All these little things add up to make your barn look like a nice facility. It isn’t how fancy a place is that counts. It is how clean and tidy things are kept.
Now look out into the paddocks at your horses. Are the horses in reasonable flesh? Have they been groomed recently, or are they covered in mud and sweat? Is there junk lying around your fields? Are the fences well maintained? All of this and more will catch your buyers’ eye as they arrive.
When preparing the horse for inspection, consider his appearance. If at all possible give him a bath. Make sure that his feet have been trimmed, and that his mane is pulled. Clip off his whiskers and tidy his bridle path. Give him a clean halter that is in good repair, even if you need to temporarily steal it off another horse.
You tack should be clean. The saddle pad should be fresh, and any boots or bandages mud and dirt-free. Everything should be near-at-hand and fitted to your horse before the clients arrive.
When you clients arrive, greet them pleasantly, and take them to see you horse in his stall. Halter him in front of them, and bring him out to the crossties so that they can see what he is like to tack up. While he should have been groomed ahead of time, you might want to dust him off in front of the client so that they see what he is like to groom.
Tack up your horse, and take him to the arena to work. If he needs to be longed, go ahead and longe him, but if he’s high energy and needs a long longe session, finish it before the clients arrive, telling them that you have done so. Be sure that either you or someone you know gets on the horse first. The client will want to see him go, and will be thankful to know that he will not explode or otherwise be dangerous to ride. When the client rides, be quiet and respectful, assisting with jumps or other equipment as needed.
Finally, when finished, give the client the opportunity to ask any questions. If your horse is hot, and needs cooling out, you might want to have someone you know help out and walk the horse for you, so that you are free to talk with the clients.
The better their experience at your farm is, the higher the chance that they will want to come back. While your horse might not be quite what they are looking for, they will likely be happy to come again to look at another horse, should you have something else for sale. They will also likely pass on the information about your horse to others they know.
No matter the final result, keep things positive and finish things off on a good note. The horse world is a very small place, and word travels fast.
ALEXANDER
When a client is coming out to look at a horse that is for sale, it is very important to make a good first impression. Often the first impression is what makes or breaks a sale.
Before a client comes to your farm, consider the general upkeep of your property. Has the lawn been mowed? Are your fences in good repair? Is there a decent place to park? A farm that has been maintained immediately speaks of a place that offers quality care for its animals.
Take a look inside your barn. Are the lights working? Are the crossties in good repair? Are the stalls clean and the aisle raked or swept? Is the tack room tidy? All these little things add up to make your barn look like a nice facility. It isn’t how fancy a place is that counts. It is how clean and tidy things are kept.
Now look out into the paddocks at your horses. Are the horses in reasonable flesh? Have they been groomed recently, or are they covered in mud and sweat? Is there junk lying around your fields? Are the fences well maintained? All of this and more will catch your buyers’ eye as they arrive.
When preparing the horse for inspection, consider his appearance. If at all possible give him a bath. Make sure that his feet have been trimmed, and that his mane is pulled. Clip off his whiskers and tidy his bridle path. Give him a clean halter that is in good repair, even if you need to temporarily steal it off another horse.
You tack should be clean. The saddle pad should be fresh, and any boots or bandages mud and dirt-free. Everything should be near-at-hand and fitted to your horse before the clients arrive.
When you clients arrive, greet them pleasantly, and take them to see you horse in his stall. Halter him in front of them, and bring him out to the crossties so that they can see what he is like to tack up. While he should have been groomed ahead of time, you might want to dust him off in front of the client so that they see what he is like to groom.
Tack up your horse, and take him to the arena to work. If he needs to be longed, go ahead and longe him, but if he’s high energy and needs a long longe session, finish it before the clients arrive, telling them that you have done so. Be sure that either you or someone you know gets on the horse first. The client will want to see him go, and will be thankful to know that he will not explode or otherwise be dangerous to ride. When the client rides, be quiet and respectful, assisting with jumps or other equipment as needed.
Finally, when finished, give the client the opportunity to ask any questions. If your horse is hot, and needs cooling out, you might want to have someone you know help out and walk the horse for you, so that you are free to talk with the clients.
The better their experience at your farm is, the higher the chance that they will want to come back. While your horse might not be quite what they are looking for, they will likely be happy to come again to look at another horse, should you have something else for sale. They will also likely pass on the information about your horse to others they know.
No matter the final result, keep things positive and finish things off on a good note. The horse world is a very small place, and word travels fast.
ALEXANDER
Aug
11
Filed Under (Travel) by horse
NashuaVideoTours asked:
INFO: http://www.EquineHomes.com
Complete equestrian property. Thirteen (13) stall insulated Center Hill barn, 10 paddocks. Heated 66×144 indoor arena, hay building, wash stall, tack room/lounge with bath. Outdoor arena, looped trail.
Pristine home. Three bedrooms, three baths, cathedral master bedroom, open renovated kitchen, stone fireplace and deck. Seperate in-law/caretakers quarters with one bedroom, one bath, living room and kitchen. Gerri Bernstein
800.859.2745 ext. 721
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GRANT
Aug
08
Filed Under (Real Estate) by horse
Michael J Lee asked:
La Manga Club offers a wide range of privately owned villas and apartments. There are about 20 different self catering communities located on La Manga Club, which is set on about 1500 acres in the breathtaking Murcia hills. Murcia airport is conveniently located about 20 minutes away by car and the busier Alicante airport is located 60 minutes away.
The property for sale on La Manga Club is available through various estate agents located in and around La Manga Club. The properties start at one bedroom studio apartments up to seven bedroom villas with private swimming pools and some even have their own private tennis courts. Wherever you decide to buy on La Manga Club you will have access to some of the best sporting and leisure facilites in Europe. With 3 great golf courses, 28 court tennis centre, cycling, horse riding, lawn bowls, squash, spa, childrens club, along with football, rugby, and dance academies. La Manga Club even has its own private beach.
Although all properties are fully equipped and furnished for a self catering holiday, there are are two supermarkets on La Manga Club and over 25 restaurants and bars. Within the nearby town of Los Belones there are a further ten or more restaurants, so you will be spoilt for choice.
There are many things to consider when buying your property for example you will need to appoint a solicitor to take care of the legal aspects of buying a property for sale. The solicitor will ensure you receive correct title and are legal owner is actually selling the property. There are two or 3 solicitors located on La Manga Club and there are a number of solicitors located in the nearby towns. Many solicitors have links to Uk solicitors so you could appoint a solicitor in the UK to assist with buying your property for sale in Spain.
Many Spanish banks will assist with your Spanish mortgage if required. Please bear in mind that should you decide to take a mortgage from a bank in Spain, then this will be a Euro mortgage and be subject to a different interest rate and also fluctuations in the Euro rate of exchange. Most of the larger banks in Spain have a branch on La Manga Club.
When you have completed on the purchase of your property for sale at La Manga Club you could decide to rent out your property to assist with running costs of your overseas property. Many apartments and villas are in high rental demand all year round and generate significant rental income for their owners.
In addition to the actual costs of buying your property for sale at La Manga Club there are other costs to consider. For example owners of property at La Manga are also responsible for sports rights fees and community fees which pays for the upkeep and maintenance of the actual community that you are a member.
If you would like to receive our free guide to buying a property in Spain please complete the details on the form on this page and we will email details to you along with specific details of property for sale in Murcia, Spain.
DANNIE
La Manga Club offers a wide range of privately owned villas and apartments. There are about 20 different self catering communities located on La Manga Club, which is set on about 1500 acres in the breathtaking Murcia hills. Murcia airport is conveniently located about 20 minutes away by car and the busier Alicante airport is located 60 minutes away.
The property for sale on La Manga Club is available through various estate agents located in and around La Manga Club. The properties start at one bedroom studio apartments up to seven bedroom villas with private swimming pools and some even have their own private tennis courts. Wherever you decide to buy on La Manga Club you will have access to some of the best sporting and leisure facilites in Europe. With 3 great golf courses, 28 court tennis centre, cycling, horse riding, lawn bowls, squash, spa, childrens club, along with football, rugby, and dance academies. La Manga Club even has its own private beach.
Although all properties are fully equipped and furnished for a self catering holiday, there are are two supermarkets on La Manga Club and over 25 restaurants and bars. Within the nearby town of Los Belones there are a further ten or more restaurants, so you will be spoilt for choice.
There are many things to consider when buying your property for example you will need to appoint a solicitor to take care of the legal aspects of buying a property for sale. The solicitor will ensure you receive correct title and are legal owner is actually selling the property. There are two or 3 solicitors located on La Manga Club and there are a number of solicitors located in the nearby towns. Many solicitors have links to Uk solicitors so you could appoint a solicitor in the UK to assist with buying your property for sale in Spain.
Many Spanish banks will assist with your Spanish mortgage if required. Please bear in mind that should you decide to take a mortgage from a bank in Spain, then this will be a Euro mortgage and be subject to a different interest rate and also fluctuations in the Euro rate of exchange. Most of the larger banks in Spain have a branch on La Manga Club.
When you have completed on the purchase of your property for sale at La Manga Club you could decide to rent out your property to assist with running costs of your overseas property. Many apartments and villas are in high rental demand all year round and generate significant rental income for their owners.
In addition to the actual costs of buying your property for sale at La Manga Club there are other costs to consider. For example owners of property at La Manga are also responsible for sports rights fees and community fees which pays for the upkeep and maintenance of the actual community that you are a member.
If you would like to receive our free guide to buying a property in Spain please complete the details on the form on this page and we will email details to you along with specific details of property for sale in Murcia, Spain.
DANNIE
Aug
06
Filed Under (Law & Ethics) by horse
Gina @ Sand Castle Alapahas asked:
The horses (3 of them) have been here since December 20th and I have not been compensated at all for their care. I don’t want her to be able to come and remove them without paying her bill first. Do I have to go thru small claims or is there another way I can protect myself? Thanks!
BERNARD
The horses (3 of them) have been here since December 20th and I have not been compensated at all for their care. I don’t want her to be able to come and remove them without paying her bill first. Do I have to go thru small claims or is there another way I can protect myself? Thanks!
BERNARD
Aug
02
Filed Under (Renting & Real Estate) by horse
tratreemac asked:
We have a custom home with unique horse property for sale in Queen Creek, Arizona (near Gilbert) and we want to advertise in an ideal publication for horse or potential horse owners. Please advise.
We have a custom home with unique horse property for sale in Queen Creek, Arizona (near Gilbert) and we want to advertise in an ideal publication for horse or potential horse owners. Please advise.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Arizona-Custom-Single-Level-Home-Unique-Horse-Property_W0QQitemZ200120011290QQihZ010QQcategoryZ12605QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
BENNIE
Aug
02
Filed Under (Horses) by horse
ambassador4jc2 asked:
My friend’s horse died this morning and we were wondering if they would be allowed to bury it on their own land.
They live in Illinois.
ERNIE
My friend’s horse died this morning and we were wondering if they would be allowed to bury it on their own land.
They live in Illinois.
ERNIE
