IS IT WORTH BUYING PROPERTY IN TURKEY

YES, Turkey with its growing positive reputation started to become one of the most reliable and trustworthy holiday destinations for holidaymakers in last few years as well for business investors due to its less complicated bureaucracy compared with most other holiday destinations such as Spain and Greece

YES, Realestate sales to foreign nationalities such as British, German, has shown a boom in the market despite the global recession which affected many countries in Europe. This shows the stability of the economic exchange of Turkey is stable enough to attract investors from all around the world

YES, The government extends the residence permit from three months to one year for house buyers from oversees with a law change, aiming to eliminate obstacles in front of the foreign buyers, this, of course, makes Turkey only a safe destination for the investors

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There are more Estate Agents in Turkey than mosquitoes! I do not know which one will provide you with the best service as I have not purchased any property myself from an estate agent.

I always suggest to my friends to not hurry into purchasing a property in the first place unless they are hundred percent sure, Especially if you want to live there. I say rent a home for some while before you decide to make the big move.

If you are not happy with the area or whatever it is, pack your bags and move to another rented property. You will not have this chance if you own the property.

Depending on the area, you can rent a beautiful property for a reasonable price, especially if you decide to pay upfront a significant amount such as six months down payment. I guess it is a lot better than investing 150K in to unknown.

Being on holiday can be somewhat different compared to living in Turkey unless you are loaded with cash and can afford to go out every single night out. Plus you need to get to know the real locals, not just the waiter.

Are you going to let out your place? Take into consideration that not many people do make money from rental.

Well, it is not my place to tell you what you need to do, but I can advise you to speak to loads foreigners in the area before you make your big move.

When buying a property in Turkey, the legal procedures do seem quite straight forward. However, to avoid any problems, I recommend the following:

Please take my advice; otherwise you may feel the need to contact me to sort it out for you, which may cost you a lot LOL

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