Selling a house is not the sort of thing most of us is accustomed to do every day.
Is there a way to calculate the asking price?
Whether you’re selling, mortgaging or renewing your home insurance, knowing the value of your home will be the first thing on your to-do list. Continue reading How do I know how much my house is worth?
I was reading an article recently which reviewed a recently published S&P report. It indicated that 3 countries are set to led the price growth in property: Ireland, Portugal, and the Netherlands.
The report predicts that the top 3 countries will continue to see growth in property prices until at least 2020. For the coming year it predicts growth of 8.5% in both Portugal and Ireland with the Netherlands close behind. Continue reading An Overview of Expected Property Price Growth in Europe
This requires a budget that shows: what financial resources are available? What is your monthly budget without getting into trouble? You can quickly determine in 5 easy steps how much you can afford.
Continue reading How much property can I afford?
Investment property can grow in value overtime and while you have it you can actually use it to generate income.
When looking for investment properties, look for properties located in areas that are likely to see some growth in the near future. Since you don’t know how soon you will be able to resell it, keep you options open. Look for properties that could easily be rented out, either as a long term let or as temporary accommodation.
The Golden Visa Portugal gives Non-EU investors the opportunity to take up residency in Portugal through investment.
Since 2012 Portugal has in place an attractive and effective way of encouraging foreign investment. Continue reading Golden Visa – Portugal
According to a study carried out by the “Pestel Institute” 400,000 new units will be needed every year until 2020.
People need homes. So after looking at the population development it is a logical step to study the housing markets as well. Continue reading Germany needs 400,000 homes every year. Demand is increasing due to high immigration
Once you found the property you want to buy the actual buying procedure is simple and relatively risk free because the whole process is handled by a German notary.
So the first step would be to find a notary in Germany, preferably one who speaks English if you don’t speak any German. He is acting as an impartial middleman between both parties. Continue reading How to buy a property in Germany? The buying procedure if you want to purchase real estate in Germany.
According to the vdp (Association of German Pfandbrief Banks)the prices for German residential and commercial properties continued to rise in 2015. The vdp property price index rose in comparison to the prior-year by 5% marking another peak. Continue reading Property prices in Germany increased significantly
Since 1st January 2014 EU or EEA citizens can buy property in Bulgaria without restrictions.
Non-EU or EEA citizens cannot buy properties in Bulgaria that includes land, for example a house in a plot of land, or an apartment with ideal parts of the land the block was built on, Continue reading Do I need to register a company in order to buy property in Bulgaria?
To register a Bulgarian company is a straight-forward affair.
You first need to register a new company with the Commercial Register
There are many companies that will help you set up a company in Bulgaria in a speedy and inexpensive way. Continue reading How do I register a Bulgarian company?
