Cheap Real Estate for Sale in Serbia

[@Dizzeeyout]

Serbia is amazing, I'm British but my husband is Serbian and we're eager to relocate to live in his village. For £16,000 we can buy a massive house with fertile land, most places have fruit trees e.g. plums, quince, apples, cherry, grapes on vine etc... We both plan to work remotely and hopefully earn similar salaries to what we currently earn. I've visited his village (just outside Subotica) which is not far from where this video was filmed. Just wanted to encourage other young people like us to get out of the bondage of mortgages and just own your property flat out!

[@ms-jl6dl]

Good luck to you both,I'm alone and live in the Netherlands but am planning to go back to my (grand)father's village in bosnian mountains to live there and restart organic farming. All the infrastructure is there,very little investment needed.

[@nikola.milanovic]

@@ms-jl6dl good luck!

[@capassoluigi7387]

What are the conditions to get their???? Test? Are the borders closed??

[@andrejboskovic7329]

@@capassoluigi7387 You need negative pcr test no older than two days

[@Tikvicki100]

I am from Subotica...but I live in Uk..Reading...8 years..and I had enough of it 🤣

[@mm17101978]

My future wife is born in Serbia, I speak the language and I want to live there. Since 1987 I have visited 29 countries but I adore the Serbs as a people, their history, culture and language. People have no idea of Serbia's enormous, boundless potential. Trust me!

[@supernova6553]

@@petarpetra8507 idiot

[@zorans5200]

Dont mind the retards dude... we appreciate your comment and we welcome you.

[@GoranArsic76]

I think the guy was ironic not insulting, c'mon.

[@TheMagicToyChest]

enormous potential... without America, but with Russia

[@naskutak]

Ty Marco

[@robertkreamer7522]

Excellent. Do more like this , gives us a real sense of what is possible by your getting out of the office ! Lol

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Robert, there will be more videos like this in the future. :)

[@kazirabbany4420]

@@nomadcapitalist Awesome! :)

[@connorsmith8194]

Agreed! I love this style video! Gives us real insight and ideas about different lifestyles around the world.

[@wisikahn]

Right, also for American retirees on SS alone..

[@superyachtchef]

@@nomadcapitalist Please don't make more vlog like this unless there are worthy of an high better worth audience.

[@jasonravel6018]

I REALLY want more of THESE type of videos. Thank You!!!

[@1slamExplained]

Your videos are really inspirational. This is what KZbin can be when talented people come up with brilliant ideas.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Wow, thank you!

[@mrmemoji4379]

More videos LIKE THIS real estate properties around in europe and south east asia.

[@RaZorFakkzor]

I love Americans visiting Serbia because they know how to do business.

[@bolerobolero5668]

Serbs don't like Americans

[@alanwilson2073]

@@bolerobolero5668 I don't blame them for not liking them. The way this guy was talking to the girl/woman like everything she said was replied to with some kind of condescending arrogance when she just was holding back and patiently answering the questions one by one, like he was Mr. Big Shit or something. Did not like his tone at all, very disrespectful. Like he was some kind of big money man which I doubt he is. His driving was also very arrogant and dangerous, she was likely glad to get away from him and to end the relationship between them even if it was strictly business.

[@bolerobolero5668]

@@alanwilson2073 yeah, that too, but mostly because USA bombed Serbia and occupies 15% of the territory.

[@silb8139]

@@alanwilson2073 When you hear how a Serb man talks to women you will see this guy as a gentleman.

[@alanwilson2073]

@@silb8139 Wow, that bad eh?!?! My ex's daughter was dating one when I walked out of the relationship. And he was one of the many reasons for my leaving, just had a bad feeling about the whole thing. She met him online, seemed to have a good head and a bright future (computer guy) but still, something wasn't right. Maybe someday I'll return to this discussion and do an update on them.

[@thefarmersdaughter8235]

Move in and live free. Debt free.

[@LogosRenaissance]

@media watch What do you mean?

[@joeblow5178]

@@LogosRenaissance no utilities. To me this is poor value. Canada prairie towns have newer houses at low prices.

[@MohamedAshraf-nv9er]

@@joeblow5178 Canada has properties less than this, I mean 6,000 euros?

[@fintech4220]

@@MohamedAshraf-nv9er no lol. Just checked, sure specific areas may be cheaper but average cost of house in Grand Prairies (cheap location) is 200,000 euros. Average house price overall in Canada is 380,000 euros

[@MohamedAshraf-nv9er]

@@fintech4220 Thanks a lot

[@BWowed]

I spent 10 days in Titel and Novi Sad in December. Wonderful people and a great country.

[@pablocesart]

Man! This is such an incredible amount of information! You are amazing, Andrew. I really appreciate you put all this together to help us out, when you obviously don't need it. BIG THANKS!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks, Pablo.

[@youtubeperson9365]

Maybe my favorite video on KZbin! I like Andrew because though he has money he's gritty and also respectful. He's not 'too good' for the more humble locations he sees them as a good opportunity, great attitude!

[@terrifictomm]

The world is a big, wide, wonderful place! We can't begin to conceived of it's size. And everywhere, wonderful, friendly people are willing to welcome anyone who is friendly as well. I'm very impressed with Serbia. I'm sure the rest of the former Yugoslavia is also beautiful.

[@andreigavrilovutube]

Wow the roads in Serbia are really good! The houses reminded me of the dachas I've spent my childhood summers in back in Russia. Russian roads to the villages are mostly impassable though, especially for compact cars.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

We really need more Russians in Serbia. Spread the word!

[@Alex-qb1nt]

It's thanks to European Union money no ?

[@dzonikg]

@@Alex-qb1nt No..actually roads in Serbia are now worsted then in communism..and EU dont give anything..only cheap propaganda

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@Alex-qb1nt Mostly China low interest rate credits. China invests in One Belt One Road strategy, which depends on infrastructure.

[@bolerobolero5668]

@@moonlight-kh6uz yep better Russians than Yanks

[@jasonfraser5758]

Well done Andrew. Its nice to see properties that dont cost an arm/leg

[@feliciapondexter5018]

Love this. Please have some more of this in future videos. It is good to see what is available. Thx u for this

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you Felicia!

[@nickwilltravel]

Who's watching 2023🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ Andrew is a blessing!!! Watching from Jamaica

[@thel7503]

THIS IS ACTUALLY SCARY!!!!!....Andrew once said that if you where in south America and you didn't know it...their is some idyllic scenery that is almost a replica of California i.e. rolling hills....orange orchards and so on. In the first 3 minutes of this video, if I didn't see the signs, I would have absolutely said you were in Schneider, Indiana. Now I get what he's talking about.....RESPECT AND HONOR BROTHER!

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@Mister No So many opportunities, but which one to take? I remember the time when apartemnst in Belgrade were 4 time cheaper than they are now

[@kopbran]

Mister No 2000 yr, 1000dm m2 which is 500eur. Today at the same place 2000eur m2

[@bubaba8938]

It's very centralised, Novi Sad and Belgrade.. the rest can hardly be considered as cities.There is nothing to do there except agriculture which younger people don't want to do. That's why those places are drying out and you can get houses for cheap. It's not like it's something new... you can find houses, flats in france and spain for 10-15 thousands euros in abandoned villages.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@bubaba8938 nope, not in france

[@Fivegunner]

@Mister No I'm from Serbia but living in the US now. Trying to figure out how to make money here and live in Serbia. Even if I make $2000/month (bring home) that would be more than enough for a very comfortable life in Serbia. I live in north west Ohio and Banat (where those properties are and where Zrenjanin is) is very similar but forget real hills there. Not even real rolling hills, it is much flatter than Ohio and Indiana. :) I definitely would consider Vojvodina (north part of Serbia, with three major regions Banat, Bačka and Srem) but I would suggest Fruška gora, not far from Novi Sad but still not too flat. Banat is known by a lot of underground water and that can be a problem on houses by getting moisture in walls. Houses are built by bricks and blocks and they are not great with moisture. Central Serbia has more mountains and I would check some areas there as well. I'm from Kraljevo, more or less most central city in the country location wise. That area has a lot of nice places to live. Older I get I want to live further from big cities. Belgrade is like NYC, too crowded and too expensive. I think it isn't worth to live there.

[@lloydjones752]

I really enjoyed this episode thoughts of owning property in Serbia at those prices is intriguing .inspiring and worth striving for.

[@Yoplait-r8s]

Crazy! It's is Europe, a remote village.

[@robbieatkinson7374]

@@moonlight-kh6uz buyer beware

[@priestesslucy]

@@Yoplait-r8s there are plenty of people who *prefer* remote village life

[@romanvansanchez1]

I like this kind of video!!! Do more. Could you do Greece? Thank you Andrew~ take care.

[@JPowerMMA]

My god you have found my dream. Self sustainable farm

[@venkatbelkure1073]

Include me

[@venkateshperumal9062]

Me too

[@ilyasghauri1012]

Very interesting! Very adventurous of you to be able to make it to such relatively remote and lesser known places. Bravo; keep it up.

[@nadezdaspasic1074]

I live in northen part of Serbia, which is Vojvodina. Where you get a house for 10k is the area with underground water. Your walls will be full of water with first rain coming. Also, there are no jobs, not so many "international" people etc. If you want to live in Novi Sad or Belgrade, you have to pay $1300+ per square meter.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

also, there are digital nomads who earn their bucks remotely e.g. fixing computers of old grandmas and grandpas in UK and setting up their wifi etc.

[@nadezdaspasic1074]

@@momentumstocks3493 Waste of money and time. Belgrade and Novi Sad - OK, villages in Vojvodina - No.

[@axlcinema]

Nadezda Spasic so there’s no point in getting one of these houses and fixing up?

[@jk4351]

@@axlcinema That depends on many factors.You can find cheap houses in suburbs, renovate them the way you want, and have all the benefits of the city within 20min drive, and as far as I've heard average commute in USA is a lot more than basically if you can work remotely, and keep your income, you can live very comfortably in Serbia.But our government is making it more difficult for foreigners, cause they just want to collect more stupid fees(theyi doing it to us as well).

[@HodajuciParadoks]

@@axlcinema Depends, if you want to retire and have no human contact, or no social life, live of a land, there is a point, but if you are looking to fix it up and sell back...hahahhahahahhah..no.

[@MegaGottagetit]

FYI, The longer distance vans and cabs usually take all day, because you have to wait as they pick up other people from far off locations.

[@simonassouline45]

Serbia is so beautiful and vast of opportunities! Amazing video topography and insights!

[@_biljka_]

Not so true about transport... Every village has bus at least to larger city in the area, several times a day. Many of them to Belgrade, also.

[@KristopherLamont]

I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for doing this tour, Andrew! Serbia appears to be a very beautiful and clean country. I wouldn’t mind buying one of those houses in the future. That could be one of my summer getaways.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Kristopher, Serbia indeed is a great place!

[@Fivegunner]

There are some issues that can be a cultural shock but all will be ok. I'm from Serbia but living in the US now. Trying to figure out how to make money here and live in Serbia. Even if I make $2000/month (bring home) that would be more than enough for a very comfortable life in Serbia. I live in north west Ohio and Banat (where those properties are and where Zrenjanin is) is very similar but forget real hills there. Not even real rolling hills, it is much flatter than Ohio and Indiana. :) I definitely would consider Vojvodina (north part of Serbia, with three major regions Banat, Bačka and Srem) but I would suggest Fruška gora (not so high mountain), not far from Novi Sad (on other side of the river) but still has some hills. Vojvodina and Banat is known by a lot of underground water and that can be a problem on houses by getting moisture in walls. Houses are built by bricks and blocks and they are not great with moisture. Central Serbia has more mountains and I would check some areas there as well. I'm from Kraljevo, more or less most central city in the country location wise. That area has a lot of nice places to live. Older I get I want to live further from big cities. Belgrade is like NYC, too crowded and too expensive. I think it isn't worth to live there.

[@shara-la8629]

I was about to be mean as somebody seriously pissed me off in above comments, but then I've seen that you sing Anita Baker - so, I'll let it go :)) ....You should check with Mr. Gregory Porter, Ms. Angie Stone and many other musicians who played at Musicology festival, or Exit....you will get a picture who we are and what awaits you here. Regards from Belgrade

[@Stoneface_]

BYZANTINE ARMY stfu

[@MichaelJLambie]

Love this episode format. Better than HGTV!

[@maverickcapitalist1]

This was a really cool video format and Serbia is also a country I am looking at purchasing a property in the future. Also, certain aspects of the country remind me of Russia which is pretty cool! Having more of these type of videos with full tours would be a great way to showcase other countries.

[@TheJuranovic]

100 miles west you can buy house for 20k in EU (Croatia).

[@TheJuranovic]

@Philip-Alexander Jach Yes way, a lot of houses in eastern Croatia are vaccant due to owners moving abroad due to lack of job opportunities. I am talking about villages, not cities though.

[@TheJuranovic]

​@Philip-Alexander Jach Some examples of houses in Croatia (EU) for 20k euros: www.njuskalo.hr/nekretnine/kuca-pribisevci-prizemnica-91.00-m2-oglas-28479318 www.njuskalo.hr/nekretnine/kuca-bukovlje-visoka-prizemnica-77-m2-oglas-22792451 Not saying those are great, but technically those are a livable houses.

[@SnakeP1tPoetry]

EU is a 4th Reich and it will be destroyed soon.

EU is reptilian shithole :D

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@Outbreaker you made a mistake again. try again

[@wagneryardstep2622]

Is rakija set included? :)

[@wagneryardstep2622]

@@DD-jn3ol jebeš viski

[@sir_BLDR]

Years or mount tax? Extras money?

[@LloydWaldo]

Great insights. When I was looking to buy a country home in Czechia, I found out that €80 got me 3 floors, a two car garage; a hectare of land, a cellar, and a terrace bigger than my apartment in Prague. 50k in rennovations and I rent it Airbnb for 80 a night. Pay my mortgage and bills with it.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

What is vacancy rate in Airbnb in your experience?

[@LloydWaldo]

moonlight for my small flat in Prague, it’s about 95% occupancy. A bigger property is going to be less. Country house gets about 40%. More in the high season. But that’s enough.

[@LloydWaldo]

moonlight rule of thumb is if you want to do Airbnb full time, you need 80% occupancy. Otherwise better to rent long term. If you want the property for your own use, then just to cover costs is about 50%.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@LloydWaldo why is the coverage of costs at 50%? you only need to change bedding, provide toiletries, etc. Maybe paint every year or every two years. In Belgrade, you live a good life for 1000eur per month, two times better than the highest salary. and if you are in airbnb business, you get 50eur per day. If you manage to score 9.5+ in reviews, your occupancy will be 100%. But if it is 80%, then 4 5th of 30days is 24 days. Times 50eur = 1200eur. i.e. you live like a KIng wth only 1 property. Even if you rent this property on a monthly basis because it was in bad shape, so you renovate and advertise on airbnb, you would still earn 900eur in pure net profit

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@LloydWaldo yes. when I mention Belgrade occupancy I am only talking about Old Town district. The rest is non-profitable

[@putmynameontheinternet8133]

as much as this guy travels, I'm surprised that hearing about a 3$ cab ride still garners an expression in his voice.

[@nomadkickbox4049]

Great video for Nomads who wants to live in Eastern Europe 4 Cheap!

[@vlastopetras7057]

Everething from border of Germany and Austria is eastern Europe to you! Serbia is in South Europe (South east precisly).

[@Pinl5349]

This was so interesting! I'd like to see more like this. Thank you!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks, Kelly. You can also check out this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGeaqa2jfKenmqc

[@vgshwk]

The second one is probably the best. Imagine property cheaper than a car. Although some of those you would need navigation to find especially at night.

[@iamlight5593]

I love it Andrew keep more videos like this coming

[@Tokyo_Views]

wow Serbia... this is an interesting content!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@naturalselfyoga1617]

I dont recall seeing a bathroom. Did they have running water or electricity? Can you drill a well or install a septic system to bring it up to livable?

[@tccco9738]

Video Idea. What $100k buys in ..... choose 3 cities in capital cities near where you are located. Or What type of life will $60K a year buy you in city x. Accomodation, restaurants, massages, gym membership, movie.

[@agaplife3764]

The most expensive gym by far would probably cost you 40-50 euro per month in Sofia and it looks like a nightclub. That is if you sign a long term contract.

[@bubaba8938]

In capital cities prices are pretty high comparing to an average salary of 400 euros. Novi sad it's like 1200 euros per square metre, depending of the area beautiful city.In Belgrade you can probably find for same price per m2

[@bennithomas8414]

Please let me know how can I contact Ms Gordon , I want to buy a small house with some property

[@didierdenice7456]

Andrew, there are thousands and thousands of properties for sale for $6k in Bulgaria ! Just here in France I once spent hours screening all the properties for sale for $10K. There are just too many of them... Almost nobody wants to live far from the convenience and entertainment a big city offers !

[@GreenerPastures114]

Didier deNice Where in France did you see such properties?

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@GreenerPastures114 Nowhere in the world there is such deal, except in Cambodia maybe

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@GreenerPastures114 the land in France is 22 times more expensive than in Vojvodina, the province of Serbia

[@Alex-qb1nt]

I'm French and very curious where you saw properties at 10k in France. Maybe a little 20 square meter in a very remote village. In France you will not get less than 500e per square meter, for something so so, and that's in the very remote areas, in Auvergne/Creuze/Massif central region for ex. Plus you will have to pay taxes. Plus the roof may not be in the best state

[@overland3962]

It was really good to actually have a walk through to see what you get. This channel just got even better.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks a lot,😍happy that you notice progress.

[@ParvizMalakouti]

If it weren't for the illegal bagel risk factor, I'd be interested.

[@osmankalif3500]

Can you elaborate what you mean please?

[@sebas8225]

@@osmankalif3500 He´s talking about Illegal migrants, there´s a risk they could do something in your residence there once you leave.

[@litmystic5390]

he is joking!! duh🤣

[@michael2275]

Lol I'm trying to sell my used car right now for more than all of these houses combined

[@patrickgrimes8964]

That must be some car.

[@venkatbelkure1073]

Which car

[@urbanspeculator]

The third property would be good for a retreat but would probably be a complete tear down. Great video btw. Please do more like this

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Jay, we will!

[@attilathehunk5771]

I could farm there. Beautiful

[@7leafdispensary153]

Hi Andrew, awesome to see you going around 😊 you are keeping the scenery real.

[@Mr1alisher]

EXCELLENT. Can U please give the realtors name of these villages. I may visit Serbia in near future. God bless your family

[@GerardC75]

Is it too cold in winter? I would like to own property there and maybe also a vacation apartment

[@ericeverson5956]

She's pretty good. This was a great on the ground video. Good intel.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Eric Everson Thank you Eric, glad you liked it!

[@josephrobi6806]

Get better places even if the price is higher. Location location location is the key 🔑

[@HoroRH]

You should also checkout the very southern part of Bosnia, near Trebinje, Republica Serpska. Warm Mediterranean climate and only about a half hour to Dubrovnik

[@MatthewKanwisher]

Really love the format of this video and the one you did in Turkey

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Matthew. :)

[@acidthunder1]

ah memories of shared taxis in cyprus when I was travelling!! It is a cheap way of getting a to b though

[@The_Asset_Man]

I couldn't live in such houses....

[@purelovelynature3989]

Still these are available ? Please guide.

[@mmrllmonta]

i like this video more than the others gives u a sense if what people are missing out in a real setting instead of just explaining things in an office

[@dinkumar8803]

U r bringing complete information...hats off...

[@ToGoIsToKnow]

Good video. It's one thing to talk about price per square meter in some city, it is totally different when you actually show the house and the surrounding area. It gives people a solid understanding of what it is really like. The second house seemed pretty good and a good price. Still, I think it was not a very big town. A good kind of place if you want to hunker down and do some work with very little distractions for a few months. There are many places like this in Europe like Spain, Greece, Italy. With these small town houses, there is a real chance that it will be cleaned out or occupied by squatters if you go away for even a few months. I know this is a problem in Spain. Is this a big problem in Serbia?

[@nomadcapitalist]

Not that I'm aware of. :)

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@Nemanja ĆIrić but who will move the shit out? modern alarms are a necessity

[@sebastianmolina344]

I love this style of video

[@MarkoKraguljac]

If you are not obsessed with capitalist crap, check out "Bald and bankrupt" channel for something much better, style-wise.

[@Joshua89]

They are cheap because all the young people are moving to the cities. ROI is bad on these houses. Beter invest in newly build apartments in the bigger cities. For example in Sofia you can get a brand new appartement for 35k, pay 40% yourself and 60% loan from a Bulgarian bank. Make sure its within 5km of the university and you can rent it out for 400-600 a month to an international student, around 200 if you want to rent it to a local. On the bank loan you only have to pay back around 120-150 a month. Did I already mention that for 35k it comes furnished?

[@boristheslav9414]

These videos are the best. Do more like this

[@rnik8156]

You can buy cheap houses in Bulgaria too depends of the region, situation is the same young ppl move to big citys and only big farmers can stay in vilages that are far from citys.

[@TheDanielduong]

Thank you... with a little TLC one could make a charming home for not a lot of money. I never knew.

[@Bartamasive]

Thanks for this video, Andrew. I wonder, it's nice to know these cheap properties exists. But what I want to know is how do you benefit from this kind of deals? Do you fix and flip, rent them out...? Have you eventually bought one of these? Keep up the good work and thanks for inspiring me!

[@draganmarkovic491]

I dont think you could fix and flip. It makes sense for living, its very cheap to live in Serbia especially in villages, cheap and decent health care. There are some retired people from UK buying houses in Serbian villages and living nice and quite life while having more than enough money with their pensions and in some ceases rents from UK. One couple that i know say that they could never afford to buy a house in UK, they say that taxes are too high, living cost are high and medical expenses are too high...

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

@@draganmarkovic491 But UK healthcare system is ranked the number 1 in the world. Serbian system is probably around 100th to 140th place. What kind of health insurance these UK expats have?

[@draganmarkovic491]

​@@moonlight-kh6uz I really dont know...

[@eclipser5945]

hey man, I have been with your channel for years. probably, since the beginning. I have a suggestion for you. | can't read your book because I am quite busy. but, if you make an audiobook on audible I will definitely buy that.

[@onnasun8122]

I really enjoyed this video. Please do more videos like this!!!

[@RaZorFakkzor]

Haha my town! Love it!

[@subscribeowikd3336]

Hey bro, for how much can i buy a business there

[@themartinblairproject]

Love the music included in this production 👍

[@deanaburnham9571]

Would have been nice if the camera moved more slowly when in the homes so we could get a better look at the materials used. These were very interesting homes

[@chokkan7]

I had to work in the Czech and Slovak Republics shortly after they broke from the Soviets; the film here is very reminiscent of that period for me. I remember thinking that they had so much in the way of resources, but that they didn't seem to know how to utilize them well. Sadly, many people I met there longed for the return of the Russians...freedom is scary for many.

[@BironClark]

Beat video yet, Andrew. Super interesting / fun to watch

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks! :)

[@cr6129]

@13:05 hahaha :P Great video Andrew !! Thanks for all the work you do!

[@nasirjutt70]

Hi, can you find village house with one hectare land around 7000 euros?

[@allendayo7328]

Hello, is there a citizenship by investment program in Serbia? Thanks in advance

[@Ohaechesi]

I'd like to know the answer to this question too.

[@edexter97]

Amazing, how tall are you it looked like you were getting close to the cieling.

[@rubensnogueira3199]

haha right, he always seemed to me like 5'6", it's more like 7' :-o

[@blueman4577]

When something is cheap, there is a reason why it is cheap. There are cheap houses for sale in Serbia, but if you wish to live there you might have to pay for renovation of these houses which were in most cases abandonded years ago when their owners moved elsewhere looking for better life and were not maintained since than. There is also a problem with infrastructure in such places, in many cases they are lacking good roads, well supplied shops, Internet connection or running water supply.There is also a very limited number of jobs there, in general if you buy a house in Serbian village or small city, the only job you may have there is farming your garden.Things in this respect are slightly better in Vojvodina, but not much better.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

criminals rule our country.f****g criminals destroyed my country

[@Millennial.christian]

Great concept! Maybe do within a 30 min radius of Belgrade/capital cities (more EU countries also!). Locations that are reachable to airport/city center by public transport are really important. Cheers!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Amanda!

[@borninsoho9710]

Very pleasant and educated Lady! She is fantastic !

[@stevestevens502]

Great video we need more like this. This is one of my favorite channels!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks Steve, glad to have you!

[@MarkoRadulovic]

In the middle of nowhere, in most passive areas, it is possible to get a house for £1 in the UK, or 1 euro in developed European countries

[@marcorasool1593]

Does anyone know or could tell us if the property prices raising or settled or going down in prices now? Tnkx

[@foldenrim9345]

These country areas would be livable if everyone grew Cannabis

[@srebrnimedved]

The only sensible comment here

[@hotjupiter3948]

These parts of country are known for growing cannabis i the past.

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

See Mr. John Bosnich, he is already doing it

[@mrpeel3239]

Nice to see Nomad Capitalist go Nomadic! Hope you will do more remotes.

[@nomadcapitalist]

We recently published another Serbia tour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmmZYXaObZiMaKc

[@aviationfansalbania2332]

Please more info how to buy and where is the house located ? Looks interesting

[@ajaysawarkar85]

Very nice information about Serbia

[@Ohaechesi]

What is the average price for houses in Serbia and what are the laws of foreigners buying houses there, plus visa etc?

[@psilence0]

Mug says "Mrs always right".... RUN!!!

[@metamememachine7914]

Very professional to block out the accidental product placement :)

[@metamememachine7914]

@Philip-Alexander Jach Unfortunately, these chips are not available in my country.

[@AriGold134]

Question is how you get a cashflow out of a property like this?!

[@hpopov]

you can't. in Bulgaria you can even find houses for 3000 EUR

[@moonlight-kh6uz]

how did the shithole in Postojna Slovenia got sold to a buyer from UK for 100,000eur? the young UK couple who bought it probably flipped it to another UK buyer after renovation. so the price increased. every such transaction increases the price 30-40%. why the same is not happening in bulgaria and romania that are also members of eu, I do not know.

[@xayduk871]

@@moonlight-kh6uz that is serbian and bulgarian problem. We need to find ideas and create something out of nothing. Type Mokrin House on youTube and you will see example of great idea.

[@sanjaa.2396]

Dusan Kocic Ja pratim Beobuild, tamo ljudi imaju sjajne ideje. Pre svega moramo da obnovimo kao Nemci i Poljaci sve zgrade koje su porusili u drugom svetskom ratu (znacajnije) i kasnije komunisti ili porusili ili lose obnovili. To ne bi mnogo kostalo, a razlika bi bila neverovatna jer je arhitektura starog Beograda i mnogih gradova predivna, a ljudi ni ne znaju da je postojala. Ljudi imaju hiljade ideja, a Bugari su se isto vec organizivali u grupe sa kojim pritiskaju vlast, a koje nisu sponzorisane od strane stranaca. Ima tamo u temi Bugarska kako. U Budimpesti su isto mnoge obnovili, sve su nasi ljudi pratili kako. Uglavnom, ljudi vec na tome rade, samo se malo zna o tome zbog raznih blokada. Evo primera i super clanka: www.telegraf.rs/vesti/beograd/2938764-treca-zgrada-dvorskog-kompleksa-zasto-su-komunisti-1957-srusili-prelepi-marsalat-u-pionirskom-parku-foto

[@joeblow5178]

@@moonlight-kh6uz b.s. or tax fraud

[@virtualrao2795]

I wonder how much the price has changed now 3-years later?

[@luisr222]

Great video can you show properties by water , say rivers ,lakes etc

[@PravoslavacZauvek]

X5 or more times costly. We have small parcels costing 30 000 euros or more... Just because a river.

[@abkhan7579]

Hi Andrew what about cheap property options in Yerevan and Baku for investment, I hope you’ll make a few videos on them. Cheers

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

Selling Dacha like an Amazon, that looks really fun! Especially if anybody knew how cheap is a good lawyer which will provide you the right support for this amazing stuff 8)

[@stevestevens502]

Can you legally carry and or own firearms in Serbia?

[@PeterJames143]

That's your issue? You won't buy a house where you can't carry a gun?

[@cnnewyam]

I don‘t think you can carry in Serbia but I‘ve heard it‘s relatively easy to legally obtain firearms

[@stevestevens502]

@@PeterJames143 did I say it was an issue? It's a simple inquiry

[@nobodyishere8380]

@@PeterJames143 Have you ever been the victim of a violent crime? My guess is no.

[@wtelectronica]

They have been shooting their asses for the last 25 years, I dont think it will be a big deal wandering with a shotgun

[@ابواسراءالكربلائي]

Please is there website to houses for sale in serbia??

[@DrewNelles]

Great video Andrew. I’m catching up on yours this holiday season. Two quick questions I have, which never seem to be addressed by real estate agents anywhere in the world: Is there good internet access in those homes? And is there an Ikea close by? Driving through the Serbian countryside reminds me of my native Southern Ontario, and likely reminds you of rural Ohio. Overall it looks to be a great area!

[@michaelheery6303]

IKEA ha ha ha

[@lidiaabadia8693]

There is an IKEA close to Belgrade. As for the internet, I am not sure how dependable it is at this time. I believe they use satellite internet. But, to be honest, they do a lot of remote work now too, so I am sure it has gotten more reliable.

[@neuroleptika]

But what are the costs of owning it then

[@SerbAtheist]

Enjoy the quiet suburban semi-rural life of having a nice large yard to yourself where you can grow vegetables, fruits, even a chicken coop if you feel like it? You literally cannot do better than Serbia. You'll be able to find tons of deals on the outskirts of Belgrade and Novi Sad that are quite cheap. Most villages have decent infrastructure and stores nearby and roads leading to the big cities. A typical village or small town of around 1,000-5,000 people will have convenience stores, a community center, a bakery, a park, a church, a cafe or two and perhaps even a restaurant, car repair shop and the like. Take Čenta, for instance. It's halfway between Belgrade and Zrenjanin and you can reach the city center in 30-40 mins outside of rush hour. Đurđevo and Šajkaš are close to Novi Sad, or Rekovac if you enjoy mountain scenery, or even Vrdnik across Fruška Gora where there are thermal spas. The village of Bački Petrovac is also very close to Novi Sad and has its own Aqua Park. Near Belgrade Jakovo and Boljevci have tons of potential and their prices are set to go up because a highway exit on A2 will connect them up nicely with the center of Belgrade. Then there are tons of nice villages around Pančevo. But there is no reason to limit oneself to Belgrade and Novi Sad. Niš is often overlooked in comparison with the first two, but it is also, for Balkan standards, a big and bustling city and now has a working airport that connects to a lot of European destinations. If you can set up shop in Niš, there are places around Niš that are surrounded by amazing mountains, and are also dirt cheap AND are also quite close to Niš, now that A4 is complete. Bela Palanka for example. Or just further along Pirot is a larger town of around 35,000 people, but it is absolutely surrounded by breathtaking nature and the food there is awesome. Not only that, but it's also just an hour away from Sofia. To sum up, it is extremely easy to find extremely good value in Serbian villages and small towns that are close to big cities such as Belgrade, Novi Sad and Niš. You can find large estates at low prices and decent quality connected by adequate roads and not more than an hour away from the major centres.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@sakojanessian4938]

Fantastic work!