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cheapest country to buy a property
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get 2 house in skelmersdale for65,000
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Florida is hell on earth in the summertime. Must leave airconditioning on even when your not there $$$$$$$$$$ or everything turns to mold.
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Im actually thinking a buying a property in the UK
The way the pound has tumbled makes my aussie and kiwi dollars suddenly appear rather good |
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What about Australia? Is anything cheap and decent over there?
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Not really
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Ive got a little terrace I paid 35K for in Anfield. The rental income is a nice £275 a month and the mortgage payments are £105 interest only :)
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How is Perth these days? Lived in Aus. but never there. Picture it as a nice place.
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He wants one abroad thought doesnt he :|
Bulgaria is the place if you want much cheapness in Europe. You can get pads for as little as 20K or so. |
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A big problem for some is No english spoken in these places.
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Perth prices pretty damn expensive these days unfortunately
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South of France if you're prepared to do a bit of work on refurbing
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forget cuba
gambling banned |
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You wouldn't get much in oz for 70k. Bit of a dump way out in the country.
Thailand you need to buy in a local's name. That can be a problem. Cambodia is cheap but do you want to live there? I suppose it's better than Africa. |
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Thailand you need to buy in a local's name
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It's not a good idea imo. Rent is cheap anyway. 70k you could rent for decades in Thailand.
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Buy a caravan and tow it the the country of your choice.
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Bulgaria has already been mentioned but the houses are crude and dark and dingy from what I've seen.
Ireland should be your first port of call, as there are "ghost estates" of very fine looking properties there. Well at least there were a year or two but haven't checked how things are now..... |
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Rent Thai looks best offer so far
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Check out the adverts in Zimbabwe Farmer magazine. Plenty of rural houses with land for less than 50k sterlings. You'd have to keep the local soldiers happy by slaughtering and roasting a hog and hosting a pulled-pork feast for them every 6 months.
And if the next president is a sensible person the value should rise. |
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Aleppo - You can pick a ground floor flat up for reasonable money
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Saw a council in the north offering houses for £1 but you'd have to spend a bit to do them up.
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