A holiday home rental property in Poland - good investment?

BubbaWoo 33 | 3503

14 Nov 2007 / #1

Just wondering who has what and where

hello 22 | 890

14 Nov 2007 / #2

Free market research? :) Well, I personally don't have one and think Poland is sort of limited by the weather conditions - only a few months are great weather-wise. But if I wanted to buy something, I would prefer the areas where the nature is still alive like Eeast of Poland.

OP BubbaWoo 33 | 3503

14 Nov 2007 / #3

Free market research?

what a wonderful idea :)

miranda

14 Nov 2007 / #4

what are you up to Bub?
I own a place in Poland but is is not holliday rental.

wyspa03 - | 1

15 Nov 2007 / #5

Have 3 bedroom in Miedzyzdroje, small town on Baltic shore.

NO 14 4 | 44

15 Dec 2007 / #6

Yes, my mother in law does.

inkrakow

15 Dec 2007 / #7

I will soon have 2 flats in Krakow, and one in Sanok. In a couple of years we'll also have something in the Bieszczady.

Irisheyz77 3 | 44

16 Dec 2007 / #8

one in Sanok

I have family in Sanok - and in the neighboring village of Niebieszczany. I was there last August. Beautiful area =)

Mikey1 1 | 11

8 Jan 2008 / #9

Merged: Rental property - is it a good investment in Poland?

Is rental property a good investment in Poland?

OP BubbaWoo 33 | 3503

8 Jan 2008 / #10

property prices are high and rental values are still comparitively low

most - | 27

8 Jan 2008 / #11

Not unless you think you will get good capital appreciation too.

Bubbawoo's point is correct. Add to that the difficulty in finding reliable tenants and the fact that courts are very slow if you want to kick someone out (and law is tenant-friendly).