Expats Bought a Home in Antalya Turkey (Turkiye) Foreign Investment in Lara Beach
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.พ. 2022
- In today's video we visit with Joe and Kara, two American Expats. They detail how they bought a home in Antalya Turkey/Turkiye in Lara Beach as a foreign investment. They recently relocated to Antalya Turkey as American expats. They are buying three properties, two for rental income in Konyaalti, and their new home in Lara Beach, a suburb of Antalya to the East along the Mediterranean coast. Lara Beach boasts a 12 km sandy beach and the famous Duden Falls as attractions. They plan to retire in Turkey and get Turkish residency and enjoy their life in Antalya.
The city of Antalya is a bustling beach city of 2,500,000, which is a popular tourist destination, as well as a year round favorite Expat location. Antalya offers a great quality of life, rich in history and popular beaches. The average US Retiree on Social Security receives $1,550 a month, and a couple on Social Security receives over $2,500 a month. A US Expat living on Social Security can expect a great standard of living in Turkey when compared to the living costs in the US. Turkey is one of the best countries to retire with its extremely low cost of living. It affords a great expat lifestyle.
Currently Turkey is a tremendous value for Expats with income from abroad, the exchange rate when this vide was made was 13.8 Turkish Lira to the US Dollar.
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Hi. That was a such a great show on WNJ -YT channel. Totally surprised with the High end quality home at such a low price. So for about $150K (cost + furnishings) you have a move in ready place near the beach and amenities. To top it all the restaurant food price was ridiculously affordable ( of course speaking from US perspective and not to offend the locals). Thanks for enlightening us with such valuable information and content showing what is available out there. Great Job WNJ. Our Best wishes to the couple with their new home and life in Turkey. Looks like I see you guys going for the Turkish dream?
Thanks for watching and the compliments. ♥️ we have definitely been enjoying the Turkish lifestyle and cost of living.
This was a phenomenally helpful video for any expat looking to buy a property in Turkey . Great job 👍.
We’re really glad you enjoyed it 😊👍
We really appreciate the great videos. This is information you can’t find when you research a potential country to relocate to. Thank you and keep them coming. 🙏
Thanks 😊 we are glad you find the information valuable.
@@WarrenJulieTravelwhat was the name of the shop they got their furniture?
We love Turkey and are planning to look for properties either in Istanbul or Antalya region in June.. This video in particular was quite helpful.. It was interesting to know that you pay taxes on the amount that the seller reports to the government.. Good to know that especially if you are trying to get citizenship by investment.. Looking forward to more videos! 👍
Thanks we appreciate your watching 😁
Nice video and happy to see you guys doing a good video in Antalya.. welcome back Warren and Julie :))
Thanks ♥️, we appreciate you watching. Look forward to catching up with you later.
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Very interesting video! Good to see the furry babies again. Food looks so good!
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Very informative video, thanks keep the good work. Your fan from Toronto, Canada
They paid too much.
Thanks we appreciate you watching ♥️
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Thanks 😊
great information thx.
Thanks for watching 😊
Very informative 👍
Thanks 😊
I'm glad you are both Ok now
I finally got my voice back. Hopefully I’ll get out a little bit tomorrow.
That's a great deal for a place that they can also rent out. Antalya is a wonderful area as well.
We are loving this area. 😁
Check out Cirali. Low key area. Very relaxing and beautiful
I had so much fun in Istanbul Turkey 🇹🇷 thanks again for your videos, it made so easy for us. The only thing is that my son said he couldn’t find any Turkey 🦃😀😂🇹🇷
That’s great, glad you enjoyed your visit 😁
The 18% is VAT (Value Added Tax) and is not the realtor's income tax. So it's normal that you pay it as that is going to be an invoiced expenditure in return for a charged service.
Thanks for that information
Great insight, thanks! I also wonder what they are renting their other properties for?
I’ll have to let the respond.
I love the point that Kara brought up at the end of this video. She said on the deed, the seller shows a lesser sale price, so the seller pays less tax. This immediately tells me the real estate dealing system is a crooked system. Another problem that I have observed about buying or selling a real estate in Turkey is that they don't have an escrow system. If you want to buy a property, the seller wants to see the money in his/her bank account, before signing the deed to be transferred under the buyer's name. This is very risky. What if the seller does not even signs the deed transfer documents? What if the deed is a fake deed? Overall, I think when it comes down to buying/selling properties in Turkey, their system is a stone age system; they are way behind and they leave a lot of room for problems. In fact, I have heard that in order to go around this kind of problems, the buyer brings suitcase of cash to the deed office, and even they have some money counting services. That's right, you read correctly. There are some people that the buyer or the seller hire to count the huge amount of cash, for a fee. I hope that the Turkish government decides to move to the 21st century and does something about this huge problem.
Thank you so much for this video, so much great information. We are looking to move in this coming winter. Please if you could provide the real estate agent contact info.
Please check out the video description 👍
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Thanks 😊
Warren & Julie, when will you move to Turkey?
We will spend considerable time here, but we have a lot of world to visit still ♥️🇹🇷
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You must have one window office in Antalya with different languages speaking staff so we can invest in real estate in Turkeyi . It is very hard for us to runs from one office(Tapu) to another TRC ( Office ) and to third (eDevelt) office. If we ask for help from Turk, he ask money.
Government offices and paperwork in many countries is extremely frustrating and time consuming.
Hi guys is there such a thing as bank repossession? Or an auction list?
Not that I’m aware of, most homes are cash purchases.
Nice video. What would be estimated rent per month for such house? Thanks
400 usd my guess
We were told by our realtor it would rent fully furnished for 7000 turkish lira. At the time she told us that the usd equivalent was $518.
Thanks, looks like you got the answer already 😁
Do they know it is illegal in Turkey to do a short term rent? I understand you can only do it via an agent
Please clarify your statements, are you talking about airbnb? We use Airbnb all the time in Turkey.
I think to do business such as buying a property in turkey you should listen twice but talk once . Don’t get excited and gone by colourful pictures …
What is the price of the house now as Turkish Lira falling.
Most are also priced in euros. We have not seen the most recent real estate. We left in late March but are returning in October.
Get property up north 60k uk why wd I worry for me
my i buy. and no residence in Turky?
I believe you can buy without residency.
im looking to get rented a little x me. 1 person
x retired all so big. too much
They paid too much for this sort of property.
What would be the right price for this apartment in your opinion?
What should be the right price in usd ,not tl?
@@nomorenews Doesn't matter TL or USD. What is the right price you'd say? It would be good to know if or how much they have overpaid.
@@NULifeRetiringAbroad the best thing is to rent a place and live for a year or two, learning some language, understanding the culture and market before buying anything anywhere. I'm not sure about the price of this particular property. Prices depends on many factors; the city, distance from down town, road networks, neighbourhood, street, building quality, amenities, neighbouring areas, climate etc. But in general foreigners coming from US and west pay more than the locals.
Disagree with your statement without providing context. Our experience fro seeing other properties in our house hunting video says they were on the mark for location.