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Johnny Bravo
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Has anybody had any dealings in Cyprus? Looking for a company who I can deal with
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opus
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Hi Johnny,
I was very happy with a finder I used for Cyprus, (will be using again),and they don't charge a fee. Very helpful and honest.
Opus
I was very happy with a finder I used for Cyprus, (will be using again),and they don't charge a fee. Very helpful and honest.
Opus
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sloan
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Good Company
Hi Johnny Philippou Properties based out of London are a superb company, they will take you buy the hand and guide, and advise you on everything you need to know and what you need to do. contact Justin
Hi Johnny Philippou Properties based out of London are a superb company, they will take you buy the hand and guide, and advise you on everything you need to know and what you need to do. contact Justin
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charis
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What are you looking for?
Hi, what are you looking for? Apartment? House? A place to stay or to invest? I'm from Cyprus and i Live in Limassol, work in Nicosia. There are several good agents here but always make sure that you do your own research for the prices and location. If you interested for something particular i can provide you with the info.
Hi, what are you looking for? Apartment? House? A place to stay or to invest? I'm from Cyprus and i Live in Limassol, work in Nicosia. There are several good agents here but always make sure that you do your own research for the prices and location. If you interested for something particular i can provide you with the info.
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Investing Wisely
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Charis,
I have been advised to invest in Latchi, which i believe is on the Southern Western side of Cyprus, could you please advise on what that area is like as you are from Cyprus and will know the area well.
I am keen to invest in Cyprus and was advised on Latchi, any thoughts.
Does anyone else have any recommendations?
I am after an investment property only, something with either a rental guarantee or something i could let out easily via a rental manageent company.
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charis
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Only for vacation
Latchi is a good place for vacation, a 25-30 minute drive from Paphos, but if you are looking for a long term rental scheme, then it is not a good idea. At least 6 months a year you will have problem renting it.
Furthemore i believe that prices have increased a lot and at te edn you won't make any money in that.
Latchi is a good place for vacation, a 25-30 minute drive from Paphos, but if you are looking for a long term rental scheme, then it is not a good idea. At least 6 months a year you will have problem renting it.
Furthemore i believe that prices have increased a lot and at te edn you won't make any money in that.
Nigel Howarth
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Latchi is quiet - a new highway link to Paphos is under construction that will make it more accessible.
In terms of renting, the buy-to-let holiday home market is saturated. At the moment, there are too many properties chasing too few tourists. Unless you have an outstanding property in an outstanding location - forget it.
One potential investor contacted me with details of one of the many developments under construction in the area. It's about four miles in land - hence a long walk to the beach!
There are a couple of websites I've found that will give you an insight into likely returns on Latchi rentals. Unfortunately, I can't post them (yet) but if you Google "holiday-rentals" and "villarenters", you'll soon find them
Once you're in dig around and you'll be able to find rates and availability of properties in the area. As for 'Guaranteed rental returns' - these are built into the selling price so you're actually paying more for the property than it's actually worth (but made to feel that you're getting a good deal).
Cheers,
Nigel Howarth
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Since I posted the message about the new highway yesterday, there now seems to be some doubt as to when it will be finished.
There's an article in the Cyprus Mail - "Government to reassess public works as financial crisis bites" that says:
If you visit the Cyprus Mail website and search in the archives for 'Chrysochous', you can read the whole article.
Cheers,
There's an article in the Cyprus Mail - "Government to reassess public works as financial crisis bites" that says:
"Specifically, works for the Paphos-Polis Chrysochous highway would stop, while the decision to add lanes to parts of the Nicosia-Limassol highway would also be put on hold. The report added that construction of the Cultural Centre and the new House of Representatives would also be halted, as would the building of the fishing shelter in Zygi."
If you visit the Cyprus Mail website and search in the archives for 'Chrysochous', you can read the whole article.
Cheers,
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gem0607
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I hear Larnaca is a good area to invest, you have Tersefanou, Kiti, Pervolia, Mackenzie that are up and coming areas.
Depends what you are looking for. I have properties in Larnaca and depending where they are ie if there are near a beach they would fetch a good rental rate and would be rented most of the year.
My properties are with a Property Management company based in Larnaca called Key Services. They are a really good company, and they manage my properties an I don't have to worry about them. If you would like to view their services go to google and type Key Services the website will appear
Depends what you are looking for. I have properties in Larnaca and depending where they are ie if there are near a beach they would fetch a good rental rate and would be rented most of the year.
My properties are with a Property Management company based in Larnaca called Key Services. They are a really good company, and they manage my properties an I don't have to worry about them. If you would like to view their services go to google and type Key Services the website will appear
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misch.chief
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Overseas Guides Company are actually very good!
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cadavari
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I would never invest in Cyprus. It is too risky.
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Cornholio
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A word of caution............
The only thing that's guaranteed about "guaranteed rental income" is that it's never guaranteed!!
The only thing that's guaranteed about "guaranteed rental income" is that it's never guaranteed!!
Nigel Howarth
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Invariably guaranteed rental returns are built into the price you're paying, so you're actually paying well over the odds but being made feel you're doing very well out of the deal.
Cheers,
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katharinestavrinou
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I think it's much better to do your own research and buy your own resale, then rent it through a rental company. I bought my flat as a resale with free and clear title deeds in a building being upgraded and redecorated. Because it is in an older, established area of Agia Napa, it has mature landscaping and is close in to the center.
I pay a mortgage of just 150 cyprus pounds per month on my one bedroom, and could rent it for up to 200 or 250 per week, but am renting it for just 100 per week this summer because the pool is out of commission being re-tiled. I paid just over 100 pounds to a rental company online, and have now rented it through the end of September, fully paying off the mortgage for the year and the rental fee. This is of course not guaranteed rental- nothing is-but if you keep the mortgage payments down and buy the right place in the right location, you will be in a good position.
I pay a mortgage of just 150 cyprus pounds per month on my one bedroom, and could rent it for up to 200 or 250 per week, but am renting it for just 100 per week this summer because the pool is out of commission being re-tiled. I paid just over 100 pounds to a rental company online, and have now rented it through the end of September, fully paying off the mortgage for the year and the rental fee. This is of course not guaranteed rental- nothing is-but if you keep the mortgage payments down and buy the right place in the right location, you will be in a good position.
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estate
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If buying properties in cyprus is it better to form a company in cyprus or uk?
Nigel Howarth
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If you want set up a company to buy more than one property in Cyprus, I believe it has to be set up in Cyprus.
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PETE881
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Buy up North Cyprus !
Certainly looks like this is a better time than EVER to buy in North Cyprus !! Some VERY exciting times are awaiting anyone who takes the opportunity ! But Remember to buy TURKISH title deed land which is and will always be 100% guaranteed by Turkish, Greek and International Law.
Certainly looks like this is a better time than EVER to buy in North Cyprus !! Some VERY exciting times are awaiting anyone who takes the opportunity ! But Remember to buy TURKISH title deed land which is and will always be 100% guaranteed by Turkish, Greek and International Law.
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NorthCyprusDevLandForSale
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Buying in North Cyprus
This is correct - you will need to set up a company with a Turkish Lawyer - I have several trustworthy independent contacts if required. I believe its a very simple process and costs less than £1000.
I also have several plots of Turkish Title Deed Land for sale which is bound to significantly appreciate in value in the next couple of years. (we are selling due to family circumstances) . It is development land just outside Nicosia within the heart of the affluent Gonyeli commuter belt land.
See cypruslandsale dot com for details.
This is correct - you will need to set up a company with a Turkish Lawyer - I have several trustworthy independent contacts if required. I believe its a very simple process and costs less than £1000.
I also have several plots of Turkish Title Deed Land for sale which is bound to significantly appreciate in value in the next couple of years. (we are selling due to family circumstances) . It is development land just outside Nicosia within the heart of the affluent Gonyeli commuter belt land.
See cypruslandsale dot com for details.
Nigel Howarth
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Turkish Title Deeds are only recognised by the occupying regime & Turkey.TURKISH title deed land which is and will always be 100% guaranteed by Turkish, Greek and International Law.
The ONLY Title Deeds recognised under international law are those issued by the Republic of Cyprus.
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PETE881
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youre incorrect
Original pre 74 Turkish title deeds are recognized by turkish and greek governments alike. It would be a blatant breach of human rights if it were otherwise !!!
BUT...its incorrect comments like yours that actually makes turkish properties such a bargain. By scaremongering and creating unnecessary fear in buying true, pre74 turkish properties, comments like these are artificially keeping the market depressed. so once the imminent political resolution happens, the upside in buying in North Cyprus is EVEN BETTER !! either way - the properties in north cyprus will net any investors ooodles of cash !! PERIOD !!!
you are absolutely incorrect !!
Original pre 74 Turkish title deeds are recognized by turkish and greek governments alike. It would be a blatant breach of human rights if it were otherwise !!!
BUT...its incorrect comments like yours that actually makes turkish properties such a bargain. By scaremongering and creating unnecessary fear in buying true, pre74 turkish properties, comments like these are artificially keeping the market depressed. so once the imminent political resolution happens, the upside in buying in North Cyprus is EVEN BETTER !! either way - the properties in north cyprus will net any investors ooodles of cash !! PERIOD !!!
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