Spanish property worth it

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I was thinking about buying a place in south of Spain for around 120k and wondering if it pays for itself over a 20 year period. I don’t mind funding 50% of it over the period but anybody experience of rental incomes to help cover the costs. I would be mortgaging 70%. I’m area of depends on where you buy, property type etc. if someone could run a ball park figures to see if I want to sign up to it or not. Average rents you would receive a year etc.

Thanks guys
 
So you want some random person on the internet to do your homework and tell you if it is a good idea... if you don’t know the answer to most of your questions, then it is not. Investing in something you know about, you have a better chance of at least not loosing money.
 
Jim2007 said:
So you want some random person on the internet to do your homework and tell you if it is a good idea... if you don’t know the answer to most of your questions, then it is not. Investing in something you know about, you have a better chance of at least not loosing money.
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At least we found out which country!
 
You will have to go to the same place for the next 20 years...or at least feel obligated to go to the same place a few times a year for the next 20 years. You will also have utilities, local taxes etc to pay as well as maintenance. If it's going to €120k, it's probably not in a complex, so there's probably no pool either. Thinking back to the heat last summer, that was the one thing I would have loved, a pool to jump into to cool off.

Going on spending €120k, if I spent €5k a year on a holiday, that would do me 41 years worth of pretty decent holidays. I wouldn't tie the money up in a foreign property either, could spend €10k in one year and €2k the next.

As for renting it, unless it has a pool and easy to access from an airport, who's going to rent it from you?


Steven
www.bluewaterfp.ie
 
I like travel but going to the same place twice never appealed to me, plus its bad enough worrying about property in your own country, let alone two hours away on a plane
 
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