10 Best Countries You Can Buy property (House) Under $100,000
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- With the ever-rising prices of real estate, buying a property abroad can leave a big hole in your pocket. But, Buying a house overseas is not only for the wealthy. In some cases, there are some regions in specific countries where investors can find properties at a really low price. In this video we will talk about the best countries you can buy a house under $100,000 US dollar. Every year, real estate experts, finances houses, and industry magazines publish recommendations of the best places to buy property abroad. Each list uses different criteria like prices, best rental yields and potential capital appreciation. However, we like to do things differently so we have gathered top countries where you can buy a house or condo under a budget of $100,000.
So here are 10 countries to buy property under $100k
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Great videos straight forward and straight to the point 👌 would love to see your take on best parts off frqnce to buy property on a small budget
Might want to rethink a move to Ukraine.
Lol 👀
You’re supposed to buy houses like you buy stocks, when the market favors the buyer….. NOW is definitely the right time to buy houses in Ukraine…. Bill must be the guy who buys stocks at the top and complains that the market is rigged….
😂😂😂
@@Rick_Sanchez_C137_ what if it gets bombed, i dont know much about insurance and housing market, but will your insurance pay your recovery?
One should consider how difficult it would be to sell. Renting gives you flexibility, especially if one is old.
Absolutely! You must ask yourself why are these properties so cheap? Is it that they're difficult to sell? So why? Oversupply and a market purely for foreigners.
In my home town in UK property is selling within DAYS and with double digit growth appreciation. In the past 25-30 years I have owned in Spain, Turkey and now Thailand. It takes years to sell a property, with barely any gains and often losses!!!
@Bryan Hi, Firstly do you know or understand the property laws and restrictions on Foreign ownership here? Land and houses can not be owned by non Thais, unless through a series of not entirely legal loopholes i.e Limited Company. Best means is a usafruct.
I have bought and sold several properties here in Thailand over the last 15-16 years. Last one several year ago. In brief unless you buy at a very heavily discounted price you ll not make any money even over a long period. Very probably lose money.
Four main points to be aware of:-
* Huge oversupply
* Poor build quality
* Fractious legal system unfavorable to Foreigners.
* Plentiful supply great value rentals.
Condos are very very hard to sell in many of the more popular tourist areas, literally 100s of thousands on the market, many brand new empty. Plus lots and lots of scams, Ponzi schemes. Most recent New Nordic Group.
Political instability, huge wealth disparity and a very unhappy and resentful lower class. A ticking bomb.
@Bryan You're welcome Bryan. My advice would be to rent here and use the rental income from your own property wherever you live currently. Try that for 2-3 years until you get a better idea. Cheers and good luck
Bob O'Neill - I was just explaining that to a friend who is always looking to buy....they hate the idea of renting and think it's just for suckers. I plan on selling my properties and becoming an expat. My friend starts talking about places I should consider buying.....I tell him "Look, I will be retired, I can use the funds of my smaller home as the bankroll to rent to rest of my life....AND by renting I can live somewhere for 6 months, a year, two years....but then when I feel like moving on to live somewhere else I don't have the hassle to selling."
Basically, I want my retirement years to be somewhat nomadic....If a like a place I will stay longer, if not move on. Can't do that if your buying and selling homes around the world.
@tombrown. If the neighbors are a pain, you can move fairly easily.
Ouch for those that bought in Ukraine......prayers for the country!
Thank you for informative, realistic information.
Awesome video
Awesome Perfect
Surprised Georgia isn’t on here
What is safety record
You can very easily buy a house in the USA for under 100k.
It will just be in a location you probably won't like (small town/rural in a flyover state).
Why would anyone want to buy a house in an area that they don't like?
I am surprised Kabul is not here ,lol
Definitely not
I love you Bulgaria beautiful and natural beautiful clean rich country Bulgaria 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
Really?! I am from Bulgaria but I am not happy living here.
@@tsvetelinaangelova311 why not?
What good is cheap property when the country crime rate is high almost all the countries mentioned has a high crime rate
In the rural areas , crime rates are less and it is safer ...
It's funny.You mention crime but have to use a structure that will allow for you to still use the property and know the locals or you can go the digital route.
Well, it depends. For instance, homicide rate in Bulgaria is 1.14 (same as England), were same in USA is 6.5 per 100k. Burglary is 17.9, were 314.2 is in the USA 🤷🏻♂️. Pretty much is a safe place to live or invest. Corruption on the other hand is different problem.
Perfecte 👍
It’s about being accepted and feeling secure you cannot legally own a property in full in some countries on here and won’t have the same rights as the people of these countries examples like Cambodia great country to live in but you’ll only have a 49% ownership of any property of course there are ways around it but it’s risky of you have a child who’s born there you can buy and have the guardian over the other 51% that would belong to them but if you split from the child’s mother then you things become difficult.
Some great places left off this list....some I would rate higher.
very interesting. I do not know about the countries mentioned in this video, all I can say from experience is never ever consider purchasing a home in Cyprus for many, many reasons. Right now I am selling this property in Cyprus and this is a nightmare.
It would be nice if Skerry could do the same video for places where NOT to buy.
Agreed!! Same in Turkey I lost a small fortune £75,000.
@@brianbrown9512 how did you lose that much money? Thanks
@@mikhoozagsar2584 The Turkish developer Nokta went bankrupt. The complex of apartments which myself and many others had purchased the banks seized the Tapus as at that time 2004-07 there was a very slow process in the Bodrum area in the processing/transfer of the ownership to foreigners.
Do a search, there's quite a lot of information on this. Around 300 victims in all.
@@brianbrown9512 Wow! Sorry to learn about your loss.
Vorrei sapere dove si trova esattamente?
I am a real estate agent on the coast line of Bulgaria. I think the best place to buy is here. You can have a great revenue from an apartment, and you can buy one for way under 100k. Plus, winter here is way more warmer then the countryside, as the Black sea is not as windy as the ocean. Most days is just sunny with temperatures above +10 celsius. Selling back your property it will be very easy, once you decide that you don't need it.
Please send your web address or email address
Thanks so much love your comment are you still a real estate agent
@@DrDuaneLundervold hello, I think TH-cam deleted my comments
@@nickyingtavorn5491 hello, yes I am, check my info
@@DrDuaneLundervold check my info. Thank you
Uhhhmmm does this video take into account safety? 😁 i guess you are scary harry! Just kidding. Thanks for sharing
Might want to update. Ukraine isnt a place to move right now
Nice! My country you can't buy much (apart from very small 1-2 bedroom size for under $1 million, yes you read that right, one million dollars! ☹️
What is your country?
good things dont come cheap.cheap things dont come good.
Skerry Harry i respect you're idea but I disagree some country and you missed to mention crime rate
Video is about cost, not crime.
@@kloatlanta 😁😁😃😅
@@kloatlanta Getting involved with anything, but especially real estate, in a high crime country is a major cost factor.
The passport of Ukraine has more visa free entrance destinations than the passport of Turkey ...( with my appreciation to all ...)
You sir understand the REAL gain next to living in a country. It's called "walk right through conduct business"
@@kangtheconqueroriii7724
It is not only business but also standard of living ...
@@waelfaraj6705 I agree but I know "standards of living can change over night.....literally". So I always go with business...respectfully as 💷💵💴....☺☺ even in times of war changes hands
@@kangtheconqueroriii7724
This is why European , US, Canadian , Australian and some Latin American citizenships offer a lot of freedom to live and work in many parts of the world .
Ex: Around 25 percent of the population of Venzuela traveled abroad and some say that even 50 or 100 dollars per month sent as a remittance is enough for locals to live of ...
@@waelfaraj6705 yup. It will change with crypto as we see more of this adoption mindset spring up by late summer of 2024 and heavy adoption by 2026 due to the slow but definitely interesting success with El Salvador and Mexico. Unfortunately China's weird love hate with it will be around for some time that's if they decide to start a conflict due to their economy experiencing "shrinkage" the beauty of what's happening right now is that there are so many factors and players anything can happen. Stay mobile,stay diversified,stay digital with a little bit of analog for the things that matter and stay C-19 free. It's going to be wild exciting decade full of surprises
7:09 that didn’t age well.
#3 (Ukraine) demonstrates the problem with this entire list of locations. More often than not, things are cheap for a reason.
This list came out before the war
Not often, there are great safe countries for cheap.
But if you’re not planning to retire it makes no sense.
@@kevinstraus1478 That's Pieter's point... a lot of these places are politically or economically unstable, thus the low prices.
Lol, well, I just found the fool who only buys things at the top of the market…. Did you buy Moderna stocks in August of 2021 when they were at $497.00 a share because you heard certain politicians who had bought below $30 a share in March 2020 had made a bunch of money? NOW is the right time to buy in Ukraine… if the house survives the war (almost all will), than you will have a house in Ukraine controlled Ukraine or in Russian controlled Ukraine, and either way the value will go up after the shooting stops. Likely you can buy right now for as little as a quarter of the value if you can find people wanting to leave but being tied to the house until it sells and close to actual combat activities……. (If you can find four houses at a quarter of the value buy all four, hedging your bets because the odds are that two or three will survive the war, so you can sell off after the war keeping one location and profiting off the rest….. keep the property that was destroyed if one was and in the aftermath of the war build the house of your dreams with the profits from the other houses being sold or rented)….
How about Croatia? You can get a cheap-ish place anywhere along side of the Adriatic sea.
Can you please tell the average price of house there???
@@princeroy3142 100-200.000 euro's. Depending of how close to the sea and a bigger city it is.
You'll get it much cheaper if you make the house from scratch.
You've also got those container houses, those things are super cheap, you can put as many together as you want, easy to isolate and earthquake resistant.
@@4Everlast Are you from Croatia?? I'm asking because I want to know more about this country!!
@@princeroy3142 Yes sir. I jump back and forth Croatia-Slovenia. Both countries with many beautiful national parks and preserves.
You got thick old forests, mountains, 1014 islands of various sizes(some even pay you a bit, to live there), there's even a small desert(Đurđevački pijesci).
As many hiking routes as you could wish for. Good people all around, super low crime rate. The only problem is, low pay checks and high taxes(22-24%) and bills. GREAT food all around no mater where you go. The cars are cheap(2-4.000 euro's and you can get a real nice used car) but the gas is expensive(1.3 euro's per liter) considering a typical paycheck is 500-600 euro's.
@@4Everlast Thank you so much for the information!!
I love you Serbia beautiful clean rich country Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
You can do this in any country.
Not so cheap in Bulgaria anymore. In the capital and major cities prices are skyrocketing and they are not going to slow down soon.
1200-2000Euro for a m2 it is insane. The line between western properties and eastern per m2 is getting thiner and thiner.
With its current prices you are better to invest in UK for example and through the rent you are going to return the investment much quicker.
Czech Republic will be like hold my beer.
How to ensure safety of investment, renting of house and its maintenance. It is costly to handle legal issues in different countries.
Exactly. One need a reliable property manager for that. Not the easiest to find I would guess.
I was just going to say I'm thinking of being a property manager due to my time as a digital nomad I would say that I have access and expertise to 3 countries at this time(*the U.S. included).
I guess REITs are better to invest than direct exposure to property due to legal hassles. Still i wish to own a property if rental yields are good and country is well connected. Global property manager at affordable cost would also be great.
👌👌👌👌👌
LunaChow has 1000x potential
Well sadly, Ukraine is out for the foreseeable future. Mexico has limitations on non-citizens buying coastal properties. I have friends who bought an 1850's-era mansion in Mérida and have turned it into something fabulous, out of a fairy tale. They spent about a lot to buy and then renovate it, so obviously they have money, but the place is incredible. Much of the real estate in that city is affordable, but in need of renovation which is very reasonably-priced. I've been there twice, including last month. I'm sure that place would sell for at least a few million dollars here in Southern California. They only live there for part of the year and in the Bay Area during the hottest months in that part of Mexico. Mérida is ranked as the safest city in Mexico. Very walkable and with lots of history in evidence everywhere you go.
I rather play it safe and just buy a property in one of the u.s. territories like Puerto Rico, u.s. Virgin Islands and Guam if I want to live beyond the United States.
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It’s hard to save big money these days
There's area's in the UK where you can buy for $15k, so what
What about Venezuela?
How about getting killed?
You can easily purchase a beach view bungalow in La Ceiba Honduras for under $100k
Only a 2 hour flight to Texas or Florida
Taxes less than $100.00 USD per year
Two people can live on $600.00 per month
How is crime in Honduras?🤣🤣
Isn't Honduras still very dangerous?
@@shesaknitter research foreigners investing, living and or vacationing in Honduras. Look what they have to say. I lived there 9 years
@@honduraschris Out of 164 countries on the Global Peace Index rankings, Honduras is #124 for this year. No thank you.
@@shesaknitter And how many people vacation and purchase property in Mexico ? A LOT !!
No Mexico, fideicomiso is B.S.
Argentina should be considered..
🇧🇷Brazil(Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paolo, Oliveira,Brazilia)
🇧🇬Bulgaria( I know capital)
🇩🇴Dominican Republic (I know capital
🇷🇸Serbia (I know capital)
🇰🇭Cambodia (I know capital)
🇲🇽Mexico (I know capital)
🇨🇴Colombia ( I know capital)
🇺🇦Ukraine ( Kyev, Livov, Odessa, Harkov)
🇪🇨Ecuador ( I know capital)
🇹🇷Turkey ( Istanbul, Izmir, Trabzon, Samsun, Antalya, Ankara, Marmaris)
You can buy a house in Detroit for 2500.00
@Ricardo Lozano and sell it for $1000 hahahaha
What about Kensington Philadelphia ? Probably people would pay you to take it .
hi
Not sure about Ukraine🏃♀
NORTH CYPRUS PROPERTIES STARTS FROM 60000 dollars
Especially Ukraine...
Of course they are cheap, i just wonder why?
Not in America
In Bulgaria Sofia is not that cheap to buy property.
Wow, the mentioning of Ukraine didn't age well
Ukraine is # 3 I think they missed.
Glad in Albania houses costs above 100k to avoid this type of population
Bonus: buy a house in Chicago and get multiple stubs for free
Ukraine... 😢
Turkey
Very very difficult to re sell and poor returns or it was in my experience 2005-2018
Living under a dictator, please.
@@brianbrown9512 kindly explain please because i was expecting to buy property in turkey.
@@abdulbasit2092 Don't!! Simple as that. There's too many issues to go into here. But difficult laws, poor unreliable judiciary, very low build quality, far too much development and a huge over supply. Now the TL is in freefall but property is priced in EURO!?!??
@@abdulbasit2092 Go and look up on Turkish Living forum, plenty there to give you cautious thought.
I think this is a wee bit out of date, it says Ukrainian at number 3. Mmmmmmm
Ok, today, hold off of Ukraine for the moment...
Ukraine today! Imagine!
Ukraine at number 3 would likely not be on the list any longer. It is a shame because it looked like a wonderful country to live in. My prayers are with the Ukrainian people and I hope that this invasion ends soon.
I love you Ukraine beautiful and natural beautiful clean rich country Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
What do you mean exactly by 'rich'? 🤔
@@henrik4438 rich people maybe 👀
Yah I’ll buy there amongst the rubble
Not now mate
crime rate has to be considered. Mexico is NOT a good choice!
@Elias. Chicago is a city i am not even considering to settle in. It is one of the worst in states security wise. I travelled to Mexico many times, loved the local folks and food but I didn't feel safe at all when step out of the hotel areas. The fully armed security guards in grocery stores show the truth
Mérida, in Mexico, is actually a great choice.
Buying property in someone else's country is immoral , it rises the cost of housing for local people , takes housing of the market for families trying to get on the ladder .
I respectfully disagree. When you bring a $100k into a country, that creates jobs for the locals + expenses every month for maintenance, and your own expenses related to you living there.
@@mikhoozagsar2584 don't bother with this virtue signaling fool.
What like in London
Doesn't that make all of the illegals here immoral as it raises rents for locals?
People do it in America all the time