I Bought a 320 000€ apartment in Finland But I Don’t Own It
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2022
- If you ever consider buying an apartment or home in Finland, it's paramount to understand how buying a home in Finland works.
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In NYC this is called a Co-op (Cooperative) and is the most common form of real estate in the city. In fact, it was Finnish immigrants who first brought the concept to NYC. There are 2 Finntowns, one in Brooklyn and one in Harlem.
This video is really good explanation for english speaking people! I had been working as taloyhtiön puheenjohtaja for about 15 years, and we have some english speaking shareholders in our company. I wish there had been possibility to show this to them before.
This is really important to know and I'm lucky that I was already here when you uploaded. My husband and I are looking for homes and we didn't know any of this. Love your content, keep it up!
This is a big help! Good to know and thanl you for sharing. I'm happy to watch your blog. Always inspiring❤️
Excellent video Aleksi. Thank you for explaining very clearly and in detail the system involved to buy an apartment in Finland 🇫🇮 Thank you 😊
Very informative! The explanations is so clear, thank you!
Oh man! Thank you for translating every word to English! It is very helpful!
Moi Aleksi, long time no speak! Glad to hear you've made it on the property ladder. There are similar apartments available here, I think they might be called "Share transfers" but they don't offer nearly as much in the way of rights as the Finnish system does.
This sounds a lot like the Condominium (or condo) system we have here in the states. Pretty neat. Love your videos. Keep it up.
Really Informative helpful video like always and can you make videos if someone wanna build their home in Finland how things work from buying land and hiring construction company for build Thanks keep it up Aleksi
I just wanted to add in Canada this is rather interesting method you have in Finland because a long-term necessary renovation usually happens around every 25-years for our building that require a large sum down payments which ultimately need your owner to have loans and funding as you mentioned, otherwise you pay out of pocket and that could lead to extending to pay your mortgage rates rather than of course you said, utilizing the capital gain on your home as loan alongside combining saved funds to finance that total cost of maintenance. That is why it's interesting to just do it early & thank you for sharing that's how Finland has it in some places (fyi the alternative is you have to pull out to pay something like 100,000 USD for just re-building roof repair etc. like my sister did. They ended up adding it back on to their mortgage anyways so ends up more expensive than having the money ready.)
That is a very good and informative video: thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing this Aleksi
This is a great video Aleksi, congrats! Very informative.
Kiitos tästä videosta !
Thanks for explaining! Really good explanation.
LOL..I have been watching your videos on and off once in a while but this video is what made me subscribed few minutes ago. Good content!
Great video. I think you could have also mentioned the rental plot/"Tontin vuokravastike" because that's easily forgotten while searching for the apartment and also the 10 year warranty rule which might be a good thing. I cant thank you enough for the ceiling electrical socket picture. We moved recently and there is one ceiling socket looks exactly like what you showed. I will contact the housing management company now.
Onnea! This is best video I've ever watched to introduce Finnish apartment system. I wish I could watch it when I chose my current apartment