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buying property in turkey
marthac
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Hi
I am thinking of buying a property in Altinkum in Turkey. I am not sure if any one has any advice on this and what sort of return I would receive from my money in about 3 years. The cost of the one bed appartment is £36500.:j :j
I am thinking of buying a property in Altinkum in Turkey. I am not sure if any one has any advice on this and what sort of return I would receive from my money in about 3 years. The cost of the one bed appartment is £36500.:j :j
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Hi, I cant give any advice but a good forum for information is www.turkishliving.com.“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0
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