Tour of my house in Brazil!

This video is a tour a my house which is located in a small town in the south of Brazil. I will show you all the rooms inside and also the front and back garden. I bought the house about 4 years ago and it is 120m2 (1300 square feet).
I am Swedish and I moved to Brazil 5 years ago and in this video I will share my experiences of living in Brazil.
#brazil #brazilian #lifeinbrazil
Disclaimer: These videos are my personal views and opinion, they should not be considered as legal or financial advice. I assume no liability for how the information on this channel is used or interpreted and hence take no responsibility for any decisions that are made. If you need financial or legal advice please contact a legal or financial professional.

[@TheMDM1956]

House, lovely and comfy; the neighborhood appears to be quiet, nice and green; dogs and cats, precious!

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks 😊

[@Brandon_letsgo]

@@nordicinvestor2thanks for the videos. What do you think about putting English subtitles on the videos? That would help us a lot.

[@laodicerezer]

Que clima perfeito! Enquanto o resto do Brasil derrete! Ótimo vídeo, parabéns!

[@nordicinvestor2]

Obrigado 👍

[@dope777]

lovely place to live, thanks for share.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks !

[@Aggie98bqn]

Muito muito obrigado homem de Sweden-Nordic. Eu quero morar no Brasil. Eu viajei ao Brasil e ao Rio de Janeiro Agusto passado. Eu muito gosto de pessoas e pais. Eu pensando talvez Sul Brasil: Rio, São Paulo, ou Santa Catarina. Eu presico casadar uma Brasileira. Haha. Eu estudo e aprendo lingua Português quase toda dia. Eu vou viajar ao Brasil novamente proximo ano. Talvez São P e Santa Catarina. Eu moro no Texas EUA. I have to see if I can remote my job to Brasil. Boa casa. Obrigado. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@nordicinvestor2]

I prefer Santa Catarina as its more relaxed and cheaper than Rio and Sao Paulo but it all depends on what you like. I hope you manage to move to Brazil soon!

[@fernandoaugusto4561]

Im brazzilian and recommend a small city, RJ, SP are so much dangerous

[@ericamayumi5694]

Congratulations! Nice sweet home and God bless your family!👍😃⭐️🇧🇷❤️

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you so much!

[@salvadorcastaneda6759]

Nice house - I like the Garden - thanks for the tour

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks 😊

[@myautisticsight4081]

So cozy!!! I love it❤

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks !

[@naomi-joyokoh7023]

Wow!!! That's lovely. Beautiful

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you! 😊

[@jgonz260]

Your house is great. Congratulations!

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you 😊

[@FrankieBr]

Congratulations buddy. I left Brazil 22 years ago and I would love to move back. Your home is a charm and you seem like you have your priorities straight. I think I'd be able to manage to live off of investments returns in Brazil but I have such a hard time making the leap because of my 9 year old daughter. I'm afraid that I would be denying her the possibilities of education and opportunities that the US has to offer. It's a real challenge. Congrats on your home, it all looks perfect to me.

[@simonsaysno]

Unless she specializes in something super specific, there is no reason to go to college in the US. She can go to many parts of Europe for free.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Yes there are definitely trade-offs of moving from US/Europe to Brazil. For me it was worth it but maybe for you with your young daughter it is not.

[@Zaptine]

It's a very hard decision. My parents kept moving around that age, and it definitely had a negative impact on me, however my sisters doings great,

[@Minipulga_]

Awesome place

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you! 😊

[@goldensun4190]

Flower of life! This guy is deep...

[@nordicinvestor2]

😂

[@Marco-yn6wj]

your house is just perfect!!

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you! 😊

[@holasenor000]

This house is incredible, congratulations very good, it's crazy that a Swede would move to Brazil

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thank you!

[@Sdm2115]

Very nice home! I was surprised to learn raspberries grow well. I grow a habanero plant in a pot (just north in SC) and it does amazing.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Good idea, I will try to grow some chilis as well !

[@michaelmyers54]

Nice place

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks!

[@filipebeat]

lovely house my house kinda big but miss grass, backyard blocked by buildings too, it sucks trying to move to a nu house in Rio though, grass, swimming pool n much sun south BR is very good too! been to Gramado, Florianopolis, Balneario, Porto Alegre + +.. different vibe, so cool! RJ best place in da world though cheers

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks 😃

[@gundamzerostrike]

You have a grandma filter. Last time I saw one was over 20 years ago (at my grandma's house). Everyone says water tastes better in those filters.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Yes its a very traditional water filter and I think that the water tastes better with this filter than the new high-tech filters.

[@AFellowHuman1]

I really appreciate your perspective. For those who are considering a part-time move to the area, can you share your opinion of Itapema versus Govenador Celco Ramos versus Porto Belo? I am looking for something to live in part of the year and rent out when I am not using it myself.

[@nordicinvestor2]

All three areas have really nice beaches but I would say that apartments in Govenador Celso Ramos are a bit cheaper than in Itapema or Porto Belo.

[@Gregski66]

Cosy place, everything you need.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks !

[@fernandoaugusto4561]

Hi, im brazzilian guy and just know your channel, I thinked the ideia amazing and stay thinkink with what proposite u coming to brazil and stay living so much time? Are u liked here or just business? I loved your contents

[@nordicinvestor2]

Hi, I visited Brazil as a tourist and love it so I decided to move permanently here.

[@caoslikewhoa]

Your house is very nice and quaint! Have you experienced water entry? Or anything that may be of interest to someone who doesn’t like to be anywhere near natural disasters?

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks. I have not had any problems with flooding or any other natural disasters. But I do know some people who experienced flooding in their home as they live near a river. Also in winter there can be some storms especially near the coast.

[@joseadrianobaltieri4773]

I think you might record a video talking about differences between houses in Brazil & Europe (or EUA). For instance, in Brazil it's completely UNNACEPTABLE a house not having a "LAVANDERIA" with a "TANQUE". Even small apartments have the so called "ÁREA DE SERVIÇO" (I'm Brazilian). Should I move to Europe I would MISS THAT A LOT ! On the other hand, in Europe the Washing Machine is usually at the Bathroom ! How can I wash my clothes on the bathroom sink ? Or at the shower ? LOL ! NOT ACCEPTABLE AT ALL !This is ABSOLUTELY WEIRD 4 me ! The toilet & the paper is another difference you've mentioned elsewhere. Also, the water heating here is mostly via "Chuveiros Elétricos". This is waayyyyyy, way different than Europe , with their "Caldeiras". The electrical power supply here is very different too. Most of medium class houses are two tensions : 110/220 Volts whereas Europe is generally 220 only (I presume). Also, the "Garagens" here are mostly for car parking and not a place where you do repairs of the house, like Americans do. Houses that do have that space use to have a "quartinho dos fundos" , where men usually have their tools and stuff like that. Usually grandpas have those kind of room. By the way, your house is a wooden one, that is very "de boa" for Europeans. But that 4 us brazilians it's very unusual. Only in South of Brazil you have those kind of houses. Going up north, as you know, the majority of houses are of bricks (and many, many with "TIJOLO BAIANO ou BLOCOS DE CONCRETO"... Anyway ! Lots of things 4 U to talk about ! Another difference is the "SÓTÃO". On other countries, "O SÓTÃO É HABITÁVEL & UTILIZÁVEL". Think of Holland for instance. Here in Brazil the houses that do have a "SÓTÃO" have them locked and separated from the inside house, mostly due to security reasons.It's usually an abandoned space @ the houses... Best wishes !

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks for the ideas, will do a video about this

[@hilfsil]

Beautiful house and backyard. Just some questions for you. Do you do your stock investments in the European , US, or Brazilian market? If you do it in Brazil, are you concerned about the way the current administration is conducting the economy? Thanks

[@nordicinvestor2]

I invest in all three markets - US, Europe and Brazil and also crypto. I like to spread the risk.

[@hilfsil]

Brazil is more unstable than the other. It's probably more risky and unpredictable

[@hilfsil]

You probably do a lot of homework studying and learning about 3 markets. It's a lot of room to cover.

[@Deepbluelagoon]

Lovely video, thank you. Are there other European families? Is it near San Xico?

[@nordicinvestor2]

There are a couple of other Europeans that live near me but not many.

[@Deepbluelagoon]

We are planning to move near Canela from Britain. Please would it be possible to contact you privately? Many thanks

[@MariaDaSilva-bx6vw]

Hiii oi do u speak portuguese 😊 sounds like u like Brazil..best wishes from NZEALAND yes I do live in Nz🎉🎉🎉

[@nordicinvestor2]

Yes I speak Portuguese, it was difficult to learn but managed it eventually.

[@charlesbeachboard6832]

Are there there any other bungalows like yours for sale where you are? We are looking Floripa south.

[@nordicinvestor2]

Yes there are bungalows in Florianopolis (away from the city centre). They will be more expensive than mine though. If you want to find a cheap bungalow like mine you will need to look at the smaller towns west of Floripa.

[@michaelmyers54]

Really

[@MazinElrayah]

Why did you choose a small city/rural area over big cities?

[@nordicinvestor2]

Generally the smaller towns are safer in Brazil. Also house prices are more affordable.

[@user-uv6cp2kp4y]

ONE QUESTION...IS IT DANGEROUS????

[@nordicinvestor2]

My small town in the countryside is not dangerous at all. The bigger cities can be though.

[@Vortex__24]

Is your neighbourhood safe? Is it a city?

[@nordicinvestor2]

I live in a small town in the countryside in the south, its very safe here. Most small towns in the south of Brazil that are not close to any big cities are pretty safe

[@MarinaLaroche]

@@nordicinvestor2 What's the population size ? Thanks. I'm Canadian and tired of the cold and other things.

[@kevinvictor911]

Nice house! Where in the South?

[@Marco-yn6wj]

Blumenau

[@li-andelosreyes]

How much is rent for this kind of house

[@nordicinvestor2]

Hi, the rent would be about R$1500 to R$2000 ($300 to $400) a month.

[@li-andelosreyes]

@@nordicinvestor2 wow beautiful house! We’re visiting the south of Brazil next month from Canada. Can’t wait!!!

[@diachinnisoares]

How is it for your daughter living in Brazil?' I've made the opposite way, my daughter love to be in Sweden.

[@nordicinvestor2]

My daughter really likes Brazil. She thinks the weather is much better here than in Sweden.

[@diachinnisoares]

@@nordicinvestor2 Nice! Really nice! for now my kid still is enjoying even the cold weather and darkness now with the snow. Lets see during the years how will be that.🙂

[@luciferking3293]

Hello Nordic Man . Please try to present your self more pleasant way . Clean shave and good attire . You will have more view . We all should prepare ourselves to look good always . I love your house Man . Nice done and I also admire that how you have settled yourself half way across the world in Brazil . Amazing !

[@nordicinvestor2]

Thanks for your comments

[@BironClark]

😂😂

[@edy45ddante63]

What stupid comments.....lol

[@giulliagiorgetti8263]

Você tem conta em outra rede social como instagram? Amei seu canal!

[@nordicinvestor2]

Obrigado, ainda tem conta no outra rede, vou fazer em breve!