Owning Caribbean property is a near guarantee of solid returns on your investment dollar as there are always more than enough tourists looking to rent accommodations on one of the Caribbean’s sunny islands

Historically the economies have been fairly buoyant with little or no currency risks

The Caribbean property market is still one of the most predictable in the world, and demand from expats and overseas investors continues to grow

Property taxes are low on most islands, as is the cost of living

Warm-ups for the Cricket World Cup are underway and, as such, property in the Caribbean is experiencing some 'warm-ups' of its own.

If you are an investor looking for some inexpensive land or property in which to invest, you may be sorely disappointed, as there is few inexpensive land or property left among these gorgeous islands

Unless you are a serious investor with plenty of money, investing in Caribbean property may not be feasible

After thirty-forty years of tourist development, most of the choice land has already been developed or is already owned by someone or some investment group

The Caribbean property market  only really began to receive attention from outsiders some 30 to 40 years ago

Many properties in some of the more sought after islands are even more expensive than houses in the UK