Advice on buying Bulgaria Property


Under Bulgarian law a foreigner cannot own land. If you wish to buy land or a house with a plot in Bulgaria then you can circumvent this law by opening a Bulgarian company. The land (and house) can be owned by this company and a foreigner can have outright ownership of the Bulgarian company. The cost
for setting up a company is relatively low (under 1000 Euros). With new, off-plan developments it is not necessary to own part of the land or set up a company as buildings can be owned by foreigners. Bulgarian Property hotspots The Black Sea Coast With a climate similar to northern Spain and golden sandy beaches aplenty, the Black Sea coast is a popular destination with holiday makers and property buyers alike. Property prices along the coast have increased rapidly over the past 12 months and continue to do so. However, 65,000 euros will still be enough for a one-bedroom apartment on the coastal strip of Sunny Beach, les in less popular resorts. Sofia Bulgaria's capital is where those with an eye on making a profit will undoubtedly find themselves drawn. New one-bedroom apartments can be bought from 55,000 euros, while on the city's outskirts, prices are closer to 20,000 euros. However, the cost of Sofia apartments are almost certain to rocket in the coming year, as the country moves closer to joining the EU. Bulgaria Ski Resorts About 30 per cent of Bulgaria's territory is occupied by mountain areas. Of these, the Rhodope, Rila and Pirin mountain ranges all offer fantastic ski resorts between October and March, one of which could be in the running to host the 2014 Winter Olympics. Prices of apartments in Bulgaria's ski resorts vary from between 40,000 euros for one bedroom, to 75,000 for two bedrooms. Plovdiv The country's second biggest city behind Sofia, Plovdiv has slowly started to generate a trickle of interest with British buyers. Property prices are still extremely cheap - a two-bedroom house could cost as little as 15,000 euros - although rental potential is still limited. Legal fees & costs of buying property in Bulgaria Legal fees & costs on purchase price totals around 5 Notary expenses are approximately 2 Stamp duty of 2 Time scale for the entire process is around 30/40 days. These guidelines are meant for guidance only and describe a straightforward purchase scenario. However this information is not meant to replace proper legal advice, which we always insist you take. About The Author John Everitt is a consultant to http://www.globespanproperty.com/ Globespan European property portal. Please visit http://www.globespanproperty.com/agents_directory.php our estate agents directory and
Globespan European property portal. Please visit http://www.globespanproperty.com/agents_directory.php our estate agents directory and http://www.globespanproperty.com/guides/bulgaria.html this Bulgaria buyers guide This article was posted on July 20, 2007

 

Other Articles..

1. Corporate Career Development Networking

2. Which Is The Best Loan For You?

3. Buying a New Home, Paying For College and Starting a New Business Has Never Been So Easy!

4. Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill - Well, Jill Did

5. Generate Ideas To Solve A Problem

Yup Portal Jocuri Online Gratis Bancuri Poze Fotomodele Poze Fierbinti Blog Gratis| Bancuri DTOP| Anunturi Imobiliare Gratis Phantom of the Opera laura andresan Masaj & Yumeiho free scripts george becali Matrimoniale | FC Steaua Bucuresti | Hoteluri Arad | Video Comice | vegetarian recipes | Curs Valutar Logan MCV | Mercedes Benz | Wallpapere | Jocuri | poze | anunturi | online tv | live football Barack Obama fifa 2009 bojan krkic live sports stream