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re: Home in Belgium tax question
Posted on 8/13/22 at 9:43 pm to baldona
Posted on 8/13/22 at 9:43 pm to baldona
quote:
Anything I’m missing here from people with knowledge of European real estate?
I specifically asked people with experience owning a home in Europe for anything unexpected they might have encountered. I’ve seen multiple posts from guys who own international real estate on MT so I thought someone might have some useful knowledge. I’m actually pretty sure that you don’t pay any Belgium income taxes since you are taxed where you are a citizen. Property tax is only $800 a year because Belgium only taxes land value and not structure. Just thought I’d see if anyone here had actually done this.
This post was edited on 8/13/22 at 10:14 pm
Posted on 8/14/22 at 7:17 am to Drizzt
Update your title to say tax question also and you may get a better response from people that know.
Posted on 8/14/22 at 8:38 am to Drizzt
I know and I get it. But owning something in South America and the Carribean is a lot different then Europe most likely. There’s some posters that have lived in Europe or still do so they may have some experience.
I’d suggest looking up apt leasing companies/ vacation rental companies. And get their feed back.
Something to consider is just because your BIL will sell you something at a good price doesn’t mean the ROI is going to make sense over something that’s more expensive. I see this all the time; people buying a vacation rental for a certain reason like price, location to them, etc and the rental numbers not making sense over something of equal value elsewhere.
ETA: I’m by no means saying this is suspicious, but I’d double check the prices for other homes. I like my family but I would never give them a business deal ‘at cost’ for something like $200,000 deal. Maybe he is still making 10% and not 20% or whatever? Again not accusing him of anything, just be damn careful this isnt being done for something like apt sales have tanked and he needs to move inventory quickly.
I’d suggest looking up apt leasing companies/ vacation rental companies. And get their feed back.
Something to consider is just because your BIL will sell you something at a good price doesn’t mean the ROI is going to make sense over something that’s more expensive. I see this all the time; people buying a vacation rental for a certain reason like price, location to them, etc and the rental numbers not making sense over something of equal value elsewhere.
ETA: I’m by no means saying this is suspicious, but I’d double check the prices for other homes. I like my family but I would never give them a business deal ‘at cost’ for something like $200,000 deal. Maybe he is still making 10% and not 20% or whatever? Again not accusing him of anything, just be damn careful this isnt being done for something like apt sales have tanked and he needs to move inventory quickly.
This post was edited on 8/14/22 at 8:42 am
Posted on 8/14/22 at 7:59 pm to Drizzt
quote:
I specifically asked people with experience owning a home in Europe
Supposedly owning a home in Europe.
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