steveinbsas said:Before I reply to the statements in your post (from my home in Provincia Bs. As.) I want to "confess" that I lived in Utah for 15 years.
How many of the 2987 square feet are in the basement? Is it one of those "dang" mother-in-law apartments?
I haven't shopped for real estate in CF since May of 2009, but if these figures are accurate, it really would be insane to buy there now. I bought my 1000 square ft PH in Nunez in 2009 for close to $100K and sold it less than a year later for nearly the same amount. (I accepted the first offer so I could buy the house I'm in now).
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So is Provincia Bs. As. (at least where I am).
Here too (mas o menos). My four bedroom house on a .60 acre lot with hundreds of trees for $158K: (click on link below)
And how much are your property taxes and utility bills in Utah?
My annual property taxes are $520 pesos and my electric bill is about $100 pesos per month. I only have to heat my house three months of the year and pay about $2000 pesos annually for gas envasido (which I also use for cooking and bathing).
Basement is only about 350. unfinished with framing for a playroom, guest room and bathroom. 3 bedrooms on the 2rd floor and master suite on the 2.5 floor (slightly raised).
Prices are accurate...was looking online today for properties in Argentina (since I am planning on selling one of mine).
Taxes for this house are 1350 per year. Utilities, not sure yet but that depends on our usage, etc. And since we will only spend 1/2 of the year there...it will be lower than average.
IF I were to suggest buying any property in Argentina, it would be in the country/farmland. great investment still and will be much more valuable soon.