What requirements are there in the St. Kitts and Nevis real estate route for citizenship?

I understand that I can buy a government-approved property and it can be sold after five years. However, before that time, is there anything I need to do with the property? What if something happened to my finances and I need to sell it? What if I miss some payment? Are these the types of things that can jeopardize my citizenship?

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On April 15, 2019 Stacey Ann Aberdeen answered:

I need more specifics and not what-if scenarios to respond to, as each situation is different. The property must be paid off upon acquiring citizenship and renting is a good way to receive income while time is expiring for the owner to sell.

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