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Before you start buying a private island, determine what location you want. Decide what your ideal climate is, how far away from civilization you want your island to be, and how you plan on getting there. Once you have a location, think about existing infrastructure or ease of accessibility. Then, set a budget, and make sure you factor in any building costs in your budget. With this in mind, contact a broker to start the private island search. To learn about what types of permits you may need or how to make an offer, keep reading the article!