How to buy a piece of land (in Portugal)

We will show you how to buy a piece of land. Where to look out for when visiting a plot how to set the price and what additonal paperwork and costs come with it. (Notary, taxes etc)
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0:00 Introduction
01:15 Chapter 1 Research
04:54 Chapter 2 Vistit lands
09:00 Chapter 3 Buying process
14:52 Chapter 4 Tour on the land

[@jonathanheath814]

That green stuff on the spring is called duckweed. Get yourself muscovies (they are in fact wood geese from Mexico originally, not ducks) that are super quiet - they don't quack, just hiss. They will eat all the duckweed and the sludge. Also all insects and snails. Big, delicious eggs with best yolk ever. Also they are prolific breeders, great mother's and have big clutches. Also, their meat is wonderful. More like red meat than duck meat.

[@snakey319]

Muscovy breast meat is delish

[@AR-nb1iv]

As a child we had a big male muscovy duck who was very protective and would chase away people entering our property, or better said, his property 🙂. according to my mum only i could be near him without him doing anything

[@AXIAM79]

As an engineer I got so excited about 17:30. You can look into installing some brass anchors on which you can than install or build anything you want. Pretty much the perfect foundation for anything you want (apart from installing piping lol). You can also save yourself a bit of money with not having to pour concrete for your buildings.

[@multi_leo]

It is definitely a resource-rich piece of land. Very informative video by the way. 🎉

[@djherzog1676]

I’m so excited for you all! This is going to be amazing. Plant the seeds now!!! Wishing you all the best.

[@SeverinSchols]

Really nice piece of land you found there. Since you talked about solar, that might be one thing the rocky parts might actually still be useful for, to setup larger amounts of solar panels.

[@heyyoo]

Came here to recommend the same. That would be the best because you don't waste land that could grow things otherwise.

[@ygreq]

From the looks of it, it is on the west side so not very well positioned.

[@villadante]

Fires is what mainly puts me off Portugal. I would look into ways of creating fire barriers before building structures.

[@dajopigosi]

So happy you have picked my little country, despite the fact that tI live in Belgium :-) it's still nice to know I have one more reason to go back every now and then.

[@nelsonpereira1932]

Welcome to Portugal!!! real glad to see your project in my country

[@ashimmaprocom104]

Mr.Nelson to be honest I am interested to buy a land 2/3 Hector's for Livestock, Potato Cultivation, Vineyard and a small homestead! If your country give me PR I am definitely buy within short. Would you reply me the situation! I am from Bangladesh near by India.

[@mariajensen8990]

Thank you for such fabulous and easy to gasp information. I do with your group all the success you deserve.

[@chrisb9319]

Building structures on those rock surfaces is just a few anchor screws away, I'd say. You could also put raised beds on there to create a terrassed garden.

[@Nayde]

Wow,more power to you guys out there. I finally found a channel that speaks to my creative imagination and consciousness about the environment. This is just the 2nd video I’ve seen apart from the container build. Subbed!

[@user-no4jf5uj9q]

Чувак я всей душой болею за тебя! Я верю в Вас! У Вас обязательно всё получится!

[@sayyestonewvanventures]

Bedankt voor dit filmpje! Heel leuk en overzichtelijk! Heel veel plezier met jullie mooie project op dit prachtige stuk grond.

[@ashpeters5046]

Wat een fijne, informatieve en transparante video. Zo kom je ze niet vaak tegen. Klasse! Heel veel succes & plezier daar! :)

[@Feeshermon]

Cool project guys! I'm moving to Portugal soon, so looking forward to following your progress.

[@damonchampion823]

Great video. Timo’s research and explanation at the end was great 👍🏻

[@twestgard2]

The duckweed in that pond is excellent for composting and pigs love to eat it. If you plan to make raised bed gardens, you could certainly do that on those granite flats.

[@ThePayty]

very informative, thank you very much. Looking forward to see your progress :)

[@blondsailor78]

Very good video!! I bought 15ha in s/wAlgarve in 2007. So I went through it 14 years ago. now it became a proper "village". I wish you good luck with your OneArmy-Project! Greetings from the south! Georg

[@JensHeijkoop]

Nice guys! I also bought a forest in Portugal few years ago! Welcome!

[@Alexandre-ur7qb]

GTFO

[@Mamamia878]

What are you allowed to do with Forest land?

[@JensHeijkoop]

@@Mamamia878 Hi, in my case I have my land split in 3 sections: Agricultural(10ha), buildable area(2ha) and Ecological reserve(26ha) so could get the permits to build. I would suggest (if interested) buy land/forest with a ruin. Saves you a lot of headaches. Gr. kzbin.info

[@slowerpicker]

I just found your channel. Informative and upbeat! I look forward to more details on the project. Best wishes.

[@ulrichflasche9930]

Super good. Just starting to look for land in Portugal. So found this very helpful.

[@Cinezaster]

Awesome information, Thx for sharing it.

[@romerort]

Incredible! Good luck!

[@hans7811hermans]

Te gekke Video! Dank voor alle informatie. Wij zitten in de eerste fase en gaan binnenkort naar Portugal om stukken land te bekijken. Ik ben nu geabonneerd op jullie kanaal dus blijf jullie volgen. En misschien in de near future kan ik jullie info goed gebruiken. Zodat wij goed beslagen te ijs komen. 🙌 Dank alvast voor alle info.

[@bowaller6892]

Plan for summer 2020 was to visit Netherland to see my brother and meet precious team. You leave from there and covid destroy my plan. I wish you to be healthy, strong and happy.

[@brokkoliomg6103]

Super interesting and helpful! I'm considering buying land as well at some point in my life, hope this will help once I get there :D

[@ashsahib2458]

Very Informative. Good job.Kudos 👍

[@CindyVine]

Great piece of land! Best of luck!

[@bsomasekhar8244]

Usefull stuff. Best of luck 👍

[@belspace]

Thanks for sharing your experience. FYI I bought 5000m2 land in Arizona (USA). It took me 10 min / paid via PayPal! I was shocked how easy it is.

[@nosoygringo5980]

wow, best video guide on how to do the relocation to portugal,i have been looking for land and people who are doing the same and i cant believ in more than a year i never ran into your videos. very grateful i did,thanks somuch for the detail shareng of info. i have spain and italy still on the board but i think when it comes to network Portugal result as hands down winner. i see how the expats help eachother and how all show in their videos the donations and gfts from neighbors , cant wait to findmy property and move. we are not dutch but we live in Eindhoven, its nice to know some dutch over there, success !!

[@iceberg1661]

Looks very exciting.

[@jasenlakic5033]

Nice recap, I spend 2 weeks scouting Croatian countryside for our future community land too...the cost are pretty similar (the land here is much cheaper though). Also, cost here for electricity activation only is already 1500 euros, 2000 more if you can get access to the water network. Internet can be amplified by combining mobile network subscription with a router and certain antennas which function on the same frequency as the router.

[@kenleach2516]

Very helpful and interesting, subscribed

[@AB-C1]

Great video thanks from London England 👍

[@hansdegroot8549]

Congratulations on the purchase.

[@bot-bot]

Thank you very much for the video, it was really helpful

[@joaogomes2227]

Wellcome to Treixedo!! You will find very nice people at that vilage, i think you already meet some of them. I look forward to seeing the development of your project.

[@camillekravitzch2550]

Thank you for this very interesting video ! It was fun to follow you though this processor

[@allanfrost2855]

The green stuff on the surface of the water, is a source of B12 vitamin and keeps the mosquito away :)

[@gerardvriend729]

Mooi video, goed uitgelegd. Veel succes. Volgende maand gaan we die kant op om een toekomst te bouwen. Als het ons een goeie vibe geeft.

[@levinatube]

thanks for you clear video and sharing!

[@VLAPP0]

Been watching this channel for the plastic extruder thing u guys did and now u Bois live in my country what a ride

[@VLAPP0]

Who lives in the project Kamp tho

[@e-bikerbulgaria]

Awesome video. Another issue with urban land is often each year a property tax bill. I know from my own experience although yet to forward the idea beyond some municipal paperwork of some twenty thousand square metres within Bulgaria.

[@tiagobarreiros]

Welcome guys! Looking forward to do a visit and maybe helping if it will be possible.

Welcome to Santa Comba Dão. Love your projects.

[@ren110380]

Good luck with the forest fires. Get a good insurance because as you can see from the burned trees there was a fire there that burned the all land ( at least the parts you show in the video). Has someone mentioned in the comments, hope you can manage the ''Acácias" and plant some nice native trees. This will also help you to be a little bit safer in case of a fire!! Proficiat for your choice! Portugal is quite a nice spot! :P

[@DavidPaulNewtonScott]

The key is to get a house you can restore you can buy land adjacent also consider asking the owner for an owner financed purchase basically paying in instalments it exists in Portuguese law but is pretty much forgotten about. My house is on such a deal.

[@IntegralEarthling]

Now I remember where I know you from! Damn! So good you came to portugal! Precious Plastic! Awesome!

[@itsleeshahaneef]

We have a similar project in Sri Lanka. Old Estate land, around 50 Hectares. we are experimenting new methods of farming and introducing sustainable tourism. Reminded me of our land, as we also have a public road in the middle. We lived there one year, nearest tiny town with couple of ATM and one supermarket is around 20 mins ride. This is very interesting and we sent our scout to Portugal 3 years back. We are researching to get a similar project in Portugal. Wish you all the best and yes, this is amazing. Would love to see how you develop it. Can’t wait to get there again. But the Pandemic is holding us as we need Visa to go back.

[@gene8194]

Nice to have this detailed introduction. I am looking forward to visit the place at some point. Lots of potentials there. For the rock area my first thought was an amfitheather, maybe. Anyway nice to see this are turning from a dream to reality. Keep on going.

[@wadecarrwcc]

you guys are heroes

[@SimpleLifePortugal]

One of the best ways to find land we found was to chat with people at the local coffee bar and restaurant. it seems that all Portuguese have land to sale :D

[@mattiabe2598]

Yes, good to visit in different seasons indeed 👻

[@chowe9]

Black locust trees grow fast and have wood much stronger than even cedar. But require frosts to keep them from becoming invasive. Willow is useful but it can't be near important water pipes, septic, or it invades pipes.

[@FAILkipedia]

haha you signed the contract at my Favorite Notary. I've bought 5 properties already, and all of them with Dr.Salome, she is the best!!! I've been with alot of Notaries, but she is just the most professional.

[@Yu21S23KI]

cool to see how started from plastics, now there are viodeos on every part of our life

[@tropicalco2339]

Well done! It must be good place to live, my friends Miguel PT and Bruno P live in Portugal. People you must know if you live in Portugal and like fruit plants!

[@konanhonim3111]

I have serious, major doubts... that's a good start.

[@premkumaran8896]

Nice and informative video. One thing I would add is to consult a lawyer as well before signing anything. Property purchase is also linked to you taking over any debt attached to that property. A notary would not check that for you but a lawyer would. Oh, and then you have your annual property tax (IMI) as well ...

[@allanb52]

You are not far from us in Tabua, interesting approach to buying and planned lifestyle.

[@MrCoreslash]

Wow very nice place you fond in Portugal welcome :)

[@deena7604]

love the double Italy situation on the map at 3:38

[@hennnnerz]

It is Greece

[@siop5709]

You guys should use Starlink internet. It's by far the best internet. It's coming to east Europe later this year.

[@kristof2507]

Portugal is not East europe. But yes, starlink if avalible is good option.

[@OggGoblin]

Starlink in Portugal by June/July 2021...

[@marrokraff998]

$100 USD per month for Starlink. Isn't there a better alternative? Isn't that a rip off at those prices or is that the only alternative in rural areas

[@GladysRWhite]

Have you considered getting a herd of goats to help you clean the land? They would eat all those bushes and thorny plants, and help you keeping the land.

[@kalebrosenberg8294]

If you can afford 100€ per month (and I think 500 initially) you should set up a starlink dish for your internet connection.

[@saimamomand7418]

Yeah my main challenge is getting the 116.005€ to buy a land :D Thank you for sharing that information though. At least now I know how much I need to get :3

[@paulpantsoff6584]

Walnuts, I have many saplings that you could have and considering how valuable the wood and how quickly they grow and the nut yield, I would say they are a long term winner...

[@lennanbate9787]

Great video guys thanks ! There is a beautiful keyline on your property, have you considered using keyline design on your land ? Cheers from South West France, looking for a farm to live on ;)

[@thesesh5629]

Solar panels on that large Rock face ? Seems to be in the sun most of the time

[@afunnyusername5599]

if you have a legally built ruin, and instead of reforming it you opted to build a new structure to the legal same floorsize, do you have to then demolish the ruin? Maybe this is strange but I see beauty in some (not all) of the ruins I've seen, and the idea of creating a natural looking garden within and around the ruins, whilst living in a newer building on site would be something I'd enjoy to experiment with.

[@flairmaister]

the bare rock slopes can be re-vegetated, check out John D. Liu's "Hope in a Changing Climate" on how various projects have done that already.

[@SantiagoFraire]

Awesome work and congratulations! Which websites do you use to find the land?

[@WatchingTheo]

In regards to internet and telecoms, I would suggest the following: Telecoms: Install a 20m plus ground mast with an antenna and equipment that can relay that signal to the community. Internet: Look at Starlink and other satellite internet option. Use networking equipment such as Ubiquiti to easily and rather cheaply distribute that connection around the land.

[@brazao]

força nisso!

[@FilmFactry]

Congratulation

[@filipedigital]

Welcome to my country, I'm happy to know about your project. If you need something from lisbon just let me know.

[@098765432qwertyuiop]

How do you feel about other nationalities buying into portugal ? It's a guenuine question there is a lot of interest (look up 'pure portugal' on fb/google) because we feel portugal is still more 'raw' and cheaper. But I'm afraid it 'gentrifies' and it is frowned upon by portuguese locals.

[@CClarinet123]

@@098765432qwertyuiop I used to like it... now, not so much. Especially, with youtubers. Most just advertise how cheap it is. There's more to the country than that. Then there's the question that it drives the prices up for us actual portuguese to buy.

[@Mowikan]

Heel tof!

[@ringtanz]

you could totally build more organized vegetable growing from buckets (don't know the english word) on the granite

[@cobravoadora]

I´m from Portugal and what i can say is this: If you want to move a brick you will need 20 permissions at least! Good luck ;)

[@peerullahhussainy7610]

Lazy pple like u look at the negative things and become lazy couch pouch. Be positive do ur part and seek success...

[@cobravoadora]

@@peerullahhussainy7610 First you dont know nothing about me, second you should talk about what you know something. But one thing i already realize for sure about you, the first you not see the video careful, and in second you are not from Portugal with his mindset

[@hmoto7108]

@@peerullahhussainy7610 What a prick!

[@tubbyrainbow111]

I have heard that a few times now and it's really putting me off moing here. Does anyone actually see if you have all the proper paperwork for everything?

[@maicolc7216]

Hi Rodrigo. I am looking for some land near Porto, say Amarante. What would you suggest to get started?

[@mikemccown7264]

Very cool video my dudes! Internet access that might interest you @onearmy might be "Starlink"

[@virgilfisher1869]

With that stream, you may look into building a micro hydro dam. You would only need a meter or so of head.

[@darcysnell6243]

I'm still getting used to the Project Kamp theme music, my mind is still expecting the monthly news jingle 😂

[@jerrylion45]

Top 👍🏻

[@jaimeebrown9537]

Hey! Ik dacht aan je accent te horen dat je uit Nederland kwam! Ik ben me aan het oriënteren om ook richting Portugal te gaan, ik vroeg me af hoe je uitzoekt welke regio bijvoorbeeld tof zou zijn om op te focussen. Ik merk dat ik hierop vastloop en zou tips voor het vinden van informatie over verschillende regio's superrrrrrr waarderen!

[@Itsajourneything]

welcome to central Portugal :)

[@LorenzoCerezo]

Gracias

[@vgsikr971]

Hello Dave, thanks a lot for your information!! Where in Portugal your land is located?? Thank you in advance! Good luck for your project!!!

[@tateisaacs1048]

I'm thinking water slide for the rock area gotta have a little fun somehow

[@ygreq]

Love it! When can I visit? :D

[@axeleast3078]

Hi, how much was the land originally advertised for? And good luck with your amazing project

[@ninavanbunningen9179]

Leuke video, zitten wel meer Nederlanders in die strook.Vergeet bij alle investeringen niet dat de bosbranden een terug keerend ritueel zijn. Soms klein, maar elke 10 jaar een grote. Als ik de bosbouw zag bij ons ( tussen arganil en pampilhosa) dan is dat niet heel best. Alles weg halen en daarna veel mimosa en eucalyptus. Als je dan bedenkt dat de eerste meter van de grond het hardst brand dan eehhh. Het wordt er niet beter op in ieder geval. Bij de vrijwillige brandweer wat gaan doen kan wel helpen, sommige oudere bewoners denken dat de brandweer het soms een beetje laat gaan in verband met de eu subsidie. Succes

[@chowe9]

Big rocks... your ceremonial meeting place?

[@AerialAndre]

Hi, can you advise what type of land I would need to build a house on? From my research you cannot build on Rustic land.

[@davidaraujo2049]

Santa Comba dão? You guys are in Viseu ! I live in Anadia, pretty close to your land !

[@ElleUresk]

Don't mind me, just boosting the algorithm.

[@mrMacGoover]

Are you allowed to split the stone into blocks to use for building?

[@alextrezvy6889]

Don't want to upset somebody, but what is the goal of the project? How it will prevent China or USA from burning of fossil fuel and continuing to run the growth-based economy? If you want just to minimize your footprint, there is many options to do this in Netherlands. If you want the radical change in the economy, you need to revisit the current monetary system. See for example "Ch@nging money" by Helen Toxopeus.

[@tubbyrainbow111]

The usery slave system is the root of the issue. Europe is fast heading to communism if not already there.

[@RohitBanerjee]

Excellent choice to start permaculture