Cheapest House in South Brazil?

[@esso5239]

living here in Brazil earning dollars, you can live like a king... the south of Brazil is very good.

[@nordicinvestor]

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[@renn3014]

I honestly love that you show houses from various price points! I love these videos please keep them up …. I love seeing beautiful Brazil especially rn when I’m stuck in freezing Britain rn 🙈

[@nordicinvestor]

Glad you like the videos! I will continue to do more

[@Manuel-oe4gv]

This part of Brazil is freezing also !!!

[@shanehopper100]

Yes continue,😂 some more apartments close to the beach also thanks ​@@nordicinvestor

[@kam_abroad]

Bravo to you bro. You've done a great job of showing homes at almost all price points. Proof that both the rich and not so rich can make a life in Brazil as long as they are not dependent on the local economy for jobs.

[@nordicinvestor]

Thanks. You are right, there are properties in Brazil for all budgets

[@fernandoferreira3544]

Muito bom video😊,sou do Brasil,Paraná

[@nordicinvestor]

Thanks

[@MohamedIbrahim-oo4vh]

Thanks a lot for these type of videos, please keep going for the middle class houses , you're reflecting real life in Brazil. Good Luck Nordic Investor👍

[@nordicinvestor]

Thanks!

[@Marcelo-Caruccio]

Although this house is not middle class, it is lower (more humble) class.

[@russwagner3653]

Good little house. There are many small houses and pieces of land for 20000 dollars and under in the countryside. My main point is knowing where clinic or nearest hospital to the property you buy.

[@nordicinvestor]

That's a good point, you don't want to live too far away from medical care

[@EnignomoYT]

I would advise looking into the criminality of each area before deciding to move anywhere here. Living alone in country houses and or distant farms can be dangerous in specific areas or rgeions of brazil. Nice video tho, I love paraná

[@DonnieChoi]

Why do you live by yourself?

[@nordicinvestor]

Good advice !

[@EnignomoYT]

As in every country every region is different, I love the north, undiscovered paradise in belém, manaus the amazon, pará. You can live perfectly safe in most cities of brazil if you don't include capitals, i would never recommend são paulo or rio, but the interior is perfect. Depends on your lifestyle, what kind of view and climate your're looking for, also churches, traditions, protestand, catholic. what experiences and lifestyle do you intend? Santa catarina down in the south is lovely as paraná, but I would prefer living in a beach city by bahia. PS, rio grande do sul is now natural disaster zone, avoid except on safe regions, unfortunately. central brazil, in goiás, matogrosso, minas gerais is a nice region, which is my favorite culturally and would recommend too but because i am an outodoors person and this is region is every's climber dream. socialists don't control these ones generally, less crime too and less likely to collapse in case of political problems

[@wotanmituns33]

Why do you assess that the bathroom would need to be retiled? Structural or aesthetic reasons?

[@nordicinvestor]

I thought the tiles looked very dated but its probably not necessary

[@victorrenanleitao5438]

How about showing the state of Goiás? pirinopolis and Goiás city could be good options!

[@nordicinvestor]

I am not too familiar with Goiás. But I might travel there next year and get to know it

[@megacraig97]

Would you be willing to make a video on the 10 best beach towns / cities in Santa Catarina?

[@nordicinvestor]

Good idea, will do a video about this soon

[@ZFCaio]

This house is even cheaper than my appartment which was pretty cheap But my city is relatively big, 300K + people (Is Pelotas in the far south in case you are curious)

[@nordicinvestor]

Pelotas is a very nice city!

[@victorrenanleitao5438]

Pelotas!!! Hmmmm

[@ZFCaio]

@@nordicinvestor Yes it is, good life here, come visit if you can, I never met any gringos here, and I have a pretty good English

[@arquivoyager2010]

If you have an income of 25.000 US$ per year you can live in any small town in the south. Problem is how to get such an income/pension without working or farming, both mostly impossible for a brazilian , except of course for the public employees who never lose their current salary....

[@nordicinvestor]

Very true

[@DrMohammedH]

Can you talk about buying a property (residential, commercial, agricultural, land) through auction in Brazil?

[@ThiagoSilva-vm9bb]

haha.... this is a really good question. You can actually buy them even cheaper . It's a really good way of making investment. Many people here get rich by doing that way.. buying property through auctions. The main way to do it in through CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL , a bank from the brazilian gov. Just look for LEILÃO DA CAIXA ECONOMICA . But in order to buy it that way I would recomend to go and see the place and make sure its a good location. One interesting thing , you don't need to pay everything upfront .. you pay onlye 15% ~25% and then pay the rest in installment .

[@nordicinvestor]

Good idea !

[@paulal6375]

A lot of bureaucracy, try Paraguay.

[@MrTimetravler]

thank you i am American any cheap homes in Balneário Camboriú brazil? i known there's a large German population there

[@feliperambomallmann5530]

Hello, I live in the state neighboring Santa Catarina, and I can say that Balneário Camboriú is one of the cities with the best quality of life in Brazil, being known as the Brazilian Dubai, with giant buildings that reach 300 meters. It is one of the cities with the most expensive m² in the country, and it is difficult to find a cheap house close to the city, but I believe that in a more remote area you can find more affordable houses. The 3 southern states of Brazil have a strong German and Italian influence, but mainly Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, there are cities with European architecture such as Gramado, Canela, Nova Petrópolis, Bento Gonçalves, Blumenau, Pomerode, etc.

[@nordicinvestor]

I will do more videos soon of properties near Balneário Camboriú

[@paulal6375]

Balneario is VERY expensive, taxes are ridiculous. Try Parana or Costa Rica.

[@MilenaCardosoCosta]

There's a large population of all origins in Camboriú. It is not a typical german town.

[@empathyworks8890]

Are you a real estate agent? And if so can you help people who are interested in buying in other states?

[@nordicinvestor]

No I'm not a real estate agent, just a guy showing what you can buy with various budgets in Brazil. At the moment I am focusing on the south of Brazil but I might show other states in the future

[@timallison8560]

even the cheapest houses need to have a proper roof.

[@nordicinvestor]

Very true

[@limadamata8883]

98.000?! It's cheaper than my house! Minha Nossa Senhora!

[@nordicinvestor]

😂

[@blackdecker8481]

Hi , I can buy this home , if I buy this home what is the process and can we have a passport in Brazil? I live in the UAE .

[@nordicinvestor]

You will need to invest more money in order to get an investor visa in Brazil unfortunately. I did a video about investment visas , check it out

[@blackdecker8481]

@@nordicinvestor thanks, if I open a small business like food items so can we investment and get it passport?

[@rogeriopenna9014]

god, my eyes hurt!!! lol That's a lot of pink and purple in a house... with the green wall on the living room... hmmm...

[@nordicinvestor]

😂

[@Marcelo-Caruccio]

Attention: social classes are meticulously defined in Brazil. Each neighborhood belongs to a social class. The house shown is in a poor neighborhood: bare brick walls, blindex glass windows (cheapest one on the market), unpaved street, etc. People vary greatly between social classes: culture, conversation, loud music, unkempt trash, among many other things. It is not like in Sweden, where the differences between classes are few. Here the differences are many and critical, and you should look for houses within your same social class.

[@brunna7995]

That’s a very weird and backwards mindset to have. This is a small rural town, not a big city. There’s no safety issues, and as you can see, the town is mostly open fields. Almost everyone there would have a very similar culture and occupations in the same industry. Maybe you’re not familiar with the south of Brazil, but we do NOT see our neighbors like that. As a Brazilian from Paraná, I could not disagree with you more.

[@nordicinvestor]

You are right that you need to pick a neighborhood which you feel comfortable living in

[@PedroRagazzi]

@@brunna7995 He is correct, though. It's not a subjective-optics issue, it's how Brazilian society behaves. As you stated, everyone there would have a similar behavior due to their context.

[@MilenaCardosoCosta]

First, check the meaning of "meticulously". Brazilians are probably the less "meticulous" people on Earth, about any activity, especially about defining classes. Few countries have greater social mobility. Second, learn the difference between a favela in Rio or Recife and the skirts of a southern small town. Middle class people can live in cheap houses, in dirt roads, working, keeping all clean and not making noise. I'd like to know where you live, because there may be more "defined" classes in some brazilian states. But It is not true in RS, SC or PR.

[@Marcelo-Caruccio]

@@MilenaCardosoCosta Yes, it is. There are the favelas, there are vilas, there are poor neighborhoods, middle class neighborhoods, upper middle class neighborhoods, rich neighborhoods and condominiums. I would not buy a house in a unpaved street in a town. (only in rural areas).

[@moontanabe]

and that is how all affordable houses are vanishing...

[@nordicinvestor]

I'm not big enough to impact the Brazilian real estate market 😂

[@andresoares2110]

What do you think Brazil needs to do to be in a top country position it deserves? Humanoid Robots and AI combined with Amazonian oil, green energies + the best green hydrogen in the world? Perhaps it'd be great if we also build some technologies here, talent is what we have in abundance, so there's a way!

[@andresoares2110]

Guyana is growing at 62% a year now, we are at 3%, but we should be at least 10-15%/yr in the next years as soon as we explore those assets

[@nordicinvestor]

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[@CachosPistache]

Voce fala Português?

[@nordicinvestor]

Yes I do

[@paulomariotti8250]

Who are you ?

[@nordicinvestor]

I am a swede living in Brazil and trying to show the good and challenging things of living in Brazil to foreigners

[@rogeriopenna9014]

That's a little weird question. Even Brazilians would find it weird to answer. I imagine such intrusion might be even weirder for a Swedish person.

[@MilenaCardosoCosta]

​@@nordicinvestor You could answer "I am a very patient and polite swede responding to all kinds of comments here".

[@Anna-zp2jg]

I'm Brazilian, He is lying.

[@nordicinvestor]

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[@rogeriopenna9014]

"He is lying" is such a BROAD generalization that I can´t even contradict you. Be more specific. Are you saying he is lying about the price of the house? About the street being unpaved? ABout features of the house? About the Earth being spherical? About WHAT exactly? Btw: LEARN TO DISTINGUISH between "lying", "being wrong". and having "different opinion". You are lying only when you KNOW you are saying something different to the truth. Example: a cup is empty and I say it's full You are wrong when there is a truth and is quite objective but you say something different because you didn´t know it. Example: the cup is empty, but I didn´t look at it, or I didn´t pay attention, and I say it's full. You have a different opinion when both people know the same facts but interpret them in different way: the cup has water by its middle. You say it's half empty. I say it's half full.

[@MilenaCardosoCosta]

Lying about what? I am brazilian, you're pretending.

[@Anna-zp2jg]

@@MilenaCardosoCosta quando eles vierem para cá tu vai ver uma coisa chamada gentrificação, tu não sabe o demonio que está atraindo. os mexicanos já conhecem isso.