Property Investing in Brazil

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FAQ: Property Investing in Brazil

As a foreigner, can I invest in property in Brazil?

Of course. The Brazilian government is only too keen for this to happen and you have the right to 100% freehold property ownership.

Why should I invest in Brazil property?

Brazil is a country that's on the up, with huge economic growth that's seen it named, along with Russia, India and China as one of the emerging BRIC nations. Brazil has seen property-price increases in some areas of up to 25% a year for some time. Brazil has also secured the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games. The climate is great and the people are friendly.

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Is property investment in Brazil my best overseas investment?

Brazil might not be the best overseas property investment, but it's among a handful of nations, including Egypt and Thailand, vying for that title. Property buying in Brazil is a great move right now not only for capital gain, but also for the great rental yields that are possible.

Is buying property in Brazil easy?

Property investing in Brazil is a straightforward process. Simply choose your property, then make a verbal offer to an estate agent. You'll then negotiate a price. From there, appoint a lawyer to look after things such as reservation payments and handling off-plan purchases. Pantheon Realty Group can help with all of this.

Can I invest in Brazilian property as part of a group?

If you want to buy property in Brazil with your friends or family, that's no problem. You can put as many as ten names on the title deed. In fact, fractional ownership can be a great way of beating the economic downturn.

Can I get a Brazilian mortgage?

Anyone property investing in Brazil might be looking for a Brazilian mortgage. At this time, mortgages are not available to foreign investors. You must live in Brazil and hold a permanent visa. However, there's nothing to stop you organising financing from your own country. Brazilian mortgages for overseas buyers should become available as interest rates continue to fall.

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