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Buy house in Eastern Europe
NancyIE
Posts: 2 Newbie
I want to buy a house in Eastern Europe, any suggestions or tips?
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Big place, eastern Europe. Which countries?
Ukraine might be one to avoid for now.Retired in 2015.
Moved to Ireland September 20170 -
Although Crimea would be cheap.0
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Have you tried rightmove0
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Why Eastern Europe?0
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I understand that Chernobyl is very peaceful if you're looking to escape the rat race.0
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Vilnius is niceI'm proud of my advice, if others want to look I say enjoy the show!0
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There should be plenty available. Most of the previous occupants are now in the UK :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:No longer trainee
Retired in 2012 (54)
State pension due 2024 (66)
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Before you buy a place anywhere go and spend more than a couple of weeks there and find out if you really like it!
Talk to people about things like how often the power goes off, if the water always runs, the temperature all year round.
Talk about the cost of utilities and petrol make sure you know everything it's very different to own than to holiday!0
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