If you buy a house abroad and invest, what factors need to be considered?

Taking the United States as an example, in terms of house purchase qualifications, property insurance, and tax policies, the United States ** treats foreigners and local residents equally, but this also means that when buying a house in the United States, you must not only prepare enough money to buy a house, but also set aside in advance the taxes and fees to be paid after buying a house.

For example, if you buy a house in the United States, you have to pay property tax, and if you buy a house in Australia, you have to pay personal income tax once you buy a house in Australia. One thing to note is that many countries implement private ownership of land, ** after the sale of land, the property rights belong to the individual in perpetuity, but this does not mean that the property rights in all countries are permanent, some countries implement land lease rights with a term of use, such as Thailand's real estate land use period is 90 years, and must be returned to ** after expiration.

Investors should have a clear understanding of the relevant taxes and fees incurred in the real estate transaction and carefully weigh whether the tax costs are affordable. Overseas taxes related to real estate mainly include deed tax, land tax, stamp duty and value-added tax. Industry insiders remind overseas home buyers that they must make investments after full investigation and consideration, especially pay attention to the brand and strength of the developer, the geographical location of the property, the degree of project support, and the local cultural background and other factors.

The housing purchase policies of different countries are different, and there are also great differences in housing prices and land**, such as buying a house in the United States and paying personal income tax once the value of buying a house in Australia increases. It is important to note that many countries have private ownership of land, and after the sale of land, the property rights belong to the individual in perpetuity.

When each of us buys a house, we must consider the culture of a place, the geographical area and his transportation, if we buy a house abroad to invest, we must consider such a thing, because the housing prices are not the same between different regions, so we must be optimistic about some foreign markets, try not to buy the city center when it is troublesome, the traffic in the city center is particularly congested, and the house price is also particularly expensive. Choose in some more distributed places, its housing prices are definitely cheaper than the city center, and the ** volume will not be so large.

It is important to make an investment after full investigation and consideration, especially paying attention to the brand and strength of the developer, the geographical location of the property, the degree of project support, and the local cultural background. In the process of buying a house, it is best to hire a professional intermediary and lawyer.

According to this year's situation, buyers who want to invest in real estate are not very optimistic about the domestic real estate market, and many people will choose to invest and buy houses in foreign countries. However, there is a big difference between the foreign real estate market and the domestic one, and buyers need to understand the real estate policy and the real estate market before buying a house, so what are the risks of foreign investment in buying a house? What are the precautions for buying a house in a foreign country?

1. Policy risk.

Different countries have different policies on real estate, and the attitude towards overseas property is not the same, if you buy a house in a country with a small market volume, it may be affected by the influx of a large number of overseas funds, at this time there will be some policies introduced, but most countries have no restrictions on overseas property purchases.

2. Exchange rate risk.

Nowadays, the real estate market is up and down, affected by the economy and the real estate market, different countries also have certain differences in exchange rates, and we can see this problem from the continuous appreciation of the U.S. currency. However, the exchange rate risk is relatively easy to avoid, because the exchange rate change in a short period of time will not be too large, and the exchange rate change is a gradual process.

3. Cultural background risk.

Different countries also have certain differences in living habits and cultural backgrounds, and buyers should also take this into account when buying a house in a foreign country. For example, Russians will eat bread as a staple food, and we Chinese who grew up eating rice noodles may have some discomfort in foreign countries. If you move to a foreign country, not only the living environment is different, but the language environment is also different, and not only that, but all the connections have changed, and it will take a long time for the buyer to find a new relationship.

4. Legal risks.

Compared with China, the legal system of many foreign countries is relatively sound, and the market development time of overseas investment is also very long, and a very complete hedging system has been formed in the whole process of buying a house.

What are the precautions for buying a house in a foreign country?

If you buy a house for your children's education, then you need to pay attention to the school around the house, investigate the ranking of the school and then choose the area where the house is located, and if you buy a house in a foreign country, then you must consider the surrounding employment situation and traffic problems and other factors, and clarify your own demand for housing and then choose the house that suits you to buy.