‘Burnt By The Sun’ – Episode 2
‘Burnt By The Sun’ on RTE1 TV – in Episode 2 it examines issues with French Leaseback and property in Bulgaria, Dubai, Cape Verde and India. Episode now due to air on Monday May 18th.
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Cheap Mediterranean Cruises
Cruises from Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) at a 30% discount to normal prices. Offer closes on March 3rd 2020, so don’t delay.
MRI is Back in Business
Darragh MacAnthony is back in business. He is hoping his Florida Homes LLC, Spain Homes SL and America Homes Expo companies will rekindle the flame of overseas property buying that made his name.
Michael Lynn Arrested in Brazil
Michael Lynn Arrested in Brazil – it is believed that he will shortly face extradition to Ireland to face numerous charges of fraud against individuals and financial institutions.
Taking Moroccan Developers to Court
Taking Moroccan Developers to Court – unfortunately, for most investors in Morocco that have not received their property – there simply isn’t any other solution to the problem.
MacAnthony Media
Darragh MacAnthony has announced the launch of a new Media initiative called MacAnthony Media, that he claims will bring the Media in a new direction.
Darragh MacAnthony Appears in Marbella Court
Peterborough United Chairman and former CEO of MRI Overseas Property, Darragh MacAnthony, appeared in a closed court session in Marbella on April 25th 2012 to answer charges that his company defrauded clients when taking money for furniture packs that were not consequently delivered.
Martinez-Echevarria to Take on MRI?
Spanish legal firm Martinez-Echevarria is being sued by former MRI clients but now claims to be taking legal action against the ex-property agent iteslf.
Marbella Court Case Against MRI CEO’s Begins Today
51 former MRI clients from the UK and Ireland attend a Marbella court to ratify a lawsuit against Darragh MacAnthony, Michael Liggan and Dominic Pickering.
Detroit Bargains May Be a Steal – But for Whom?
A Detroit property listed for sale by a UK company for US$44,000 looks a bargain, until you find it listed for US$8,500 on the US MLS system. Be very careful with US Foreclosures – all is not as it seems.
