Fre­quen­tly Asked Ques­tions

We offer both old and new properties for investment. Older properties may provide greater opportunities for renovation and value addition, while new properties typically require less maintenance and can be more attractive to certain tenants.

Renovations can range from basic updates like painting and flooring to significant improvements such as kitchen or bathroom remodels. The scope of renovations will depend on the property’s condition and your investment strategy.

If you are selling a investment property in Germany before the 10 year mark, you will have to pay income tax on the profit. It’s advisable to consult with one of our tax professional to understand the implications fully.

Yes, we provide a curated list of properties tailored to your investment goals and preferences. You can review various options and select the one that best fits your criteria and financial strategy.

Fully furnished properties can benefit from different rental regulations, which may allow for higher rental rates compared to unfurnished units. We will guide you on how to optimize rental income within the legal framework.

Investing in real estate in Germany offers numerous benefits, including stable and appreciating property values, favorable financing options, and significant tax advantages. Germany's robust economy and high demand for rental properties ensure consistent rental income and long-term growth potential.

Yes, foreigners can invest in real estate in Germany without any restrictions. Germany welcomes international investors, and the process is straightforward, provided you follow the legal and financial requirements.

When buying property in Germany, you need to consider several taxes, including property transfer tax (Grunderwerbsteuer), which ranges from 3.5% to 6.5% of the purchase price, and annual property tax (Grundsteuer). Additionally, rental income is subject to income tax, but investors can benefit from various deductions, including mortgage interest and maintenance costs.

Financing options in Germany are favorable, with various banks offering mortgages to both residents and non-residents. Typically, you don't need to provide a down payment. You only need to pay the taxes and notary fees. It's advisable to work with a mortgage broker or financial advisor to find the best financing options and terms suited to your needs.

Germany offers a wide range of properties for investment, including residential apartments, single-family homes, commercial properties, and multi-family buildings. Investors can choose from urban properties in major cities like Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, which offer high rental yields, or invest in emerging markets with potential for significant appreciation.