Ich möchte also irgendwo hinziehen, um zu arbeiten (ich bin Spieleentwickler, also brauche ich keinen Job vor Ort) und sonst nichts tun. Ich würde lieber selbst über meinen Wohnort entscheiden, anstatt zu mieten, damit ich gegenüber einem Vermieter keinen Wert verliere. Also habe ich irgendwie diese Reihenhäuser und Wohnungen gefunden (ich bevorzuge die Reihenhäuser), die etwa 5.000 bis 15.000 Euro kosten und gut aussehen, Sauna, kleiner Garten, was braucht ein Mann sonst noch. Es fühlt sich zu schön an, um wahr zu sein, also dachte ich, ich würde das überprüfen, bevor ich plane, wie ich dorthin ziehen würde.
Sagen Sie mir also bitte, ob das nur getarnte Crackhöhlen sind oder eine vollkommen akzeptable Unterkunft für jemanden, der ausschließlich online arbeitet und nichts anderes tun muss. Ich kenne die auf der Seite angegebenen monatlichen Kosten, aber soweit ich gesehen habe, sind diese ziemlich vergleichbar mit denen in Deutschland (mein zweites bevorzugtes Land). Hier sind einige Links zu Häusern wie denen, die ich gefunden habe. Sie scheinen sich hauptsächlich im Südosten des Landes zu befinden.
https://www.etuovi.com/kohde/60731183
https://www.etuovi.com/kohde/572033
https://www.etuovi.com/kohde/v38834
Hier sind ein paar zufällige, die ich gefunden habe, aber es scheint eine Menge davon auf dieser Website zu geben. Ich bin Niederländer, also denke ich, dass Einwanderung nach dem, was ich gesehen habe, kein Problem sein sollte. Ich weiß, dass ich komisch bin, weil ich mich nur auf die Arbeit konzentrieren möchte, aber ich versuche im Moment, etwas aufzubauen, und der Mangel an sozialen Möglichkeiten würde mir nicht viel ausmachen.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Finland/comments/1dh6wf8/what_is_wrong_with_those_insanely_cheap_515k/
Von kunstaat
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Okay so i cba check them all out but The second one has a couple issues.
1. Its in kemi which is in The middle of nowhere
2. There is going to Be lots of big renovations planned by The condominium and its going to cost you alot money.
Edit: i write wrong i thought i Click 1st one but it was 2nd link.
Firstly locations are a big factor. Small towns are cheap. Also remember Hoitovastike is a monthly payment you must pay if you own the place. This affects price too.
It’s owner-occupancy (Omistusasunto). You don’t own the apartment but own the right to live there. You still have to pay monthly rent/insurance/maintenance cost … etc. I think most of the time it’s more expensive than just rental apartment
Lots of fine homes in “wrong” locations, that is, far away from larger cities and jobs. Lots of value if you like to be closer to the nature and are able to work online.
It’s probably mainly due to location, there are other factors like what needs to be fixed etc. That’s probably why you are seeing some absurd prices. In and around cities prices tend to be higher, although they aren’t unreasonable when comparing to other EU countries.
Some apartments have large renovation upcoming, like pipes. This means the apartment can not be used for some time+ new bathroom+ new kitchen+ costs for renovation
All of those are located smaller municipalities where it is more common that people move out of there so resale values are uncertain. Also services might be far a way.
All are older buildings so there are renovations in the future. Because of the previous point it’s hard to get financing for the renovation.
At least first and third one the heating is red flag. First was electric heating which can be really expensive during the winter. The third one was oil heating that can also be expensive and there are most likely up coming renovation to change it.
Edit. Corrected the heating part.
i think you have the main lines sorted out, so i´m not even pretending that i have something wise. just skip Kemi – the rectum of Bothnian Bay.
it is a little bit wild place.
The location is the key. If you are willing to live in Kemi or Lieksa, it is very possible to find a perfectly good „rivitalo“ for 30k€. Which is not enough for a down payment in capital region. However selling the property will take a long time as indicated by the cheap price. It these cities you can have a very high quality of living with your salary as 60% is not going to your walls. However you will not find michelin star restaurants or Metallica gigs next door. On the other hand you can afford to stay in St George on your visit to Helsinki and say hi to Lars Ullrich on the breakfast.
Buying a „rivitalo“ from 1970-90 range is not without risks, I recommend making your homework regarding construction risks prior.
Cheers, J.