大咖福利影院

Tout ce fait devant le notaire et je te conseille de tout faire notifier !!!
Pour les frais c est lui qui va te le dire c est en fonction de la surface ........
Pour le vendeur si il y a commissions c est juste avant notaire 馃槣
Pour les frais notari茅s "normalement " c est l'acqu茅reur qui paye ( apr猫s tu peux n茅gocier avec le vendeur )
Attention bien regarder que ton vendeur 脿 bien pay茅 toutes les taxes !!!!
Sinon faut qu il r茅gularise avant c est 脿 toi de voir avec la copie au cadastre lui peut te dit o霉 aller pour voir si tout est bien pay茅.
C est diff茅rent en fonction des quartiers :-)
Bien 脿 toi
脡谤颈肠

Bonjour Eric,
Merci pour tes informations.
Justement, vous dites que s'il y a commission, c'est juste avant le notaire.
Faut-il payer d'avance quelque chose et combien ?
Nous n'avons pas d'argent au Viet-Nam, et il nous faut savoir avant d'y aller, l'estimation de ces frais.
En tout cas merci de votre r茅ponse.
Cordialement,
Lengaho

Bonjour.
D'apr猫s mes sources un 茅tranger ne peux acheter une maison qu'en concession (comme une amarre de bateau) c'est 脿 dire pour une dur茅e limit茅e qui peut 锚tre de 25 脿 30 ans.聽 Les locations ne sont pas ch猫res. Suivant votre 芒ge peut-锚tre est-il plus interressant de louer que "d'acheter".
Eric

Bonjour toldosnauticos,

Ah bon, un 茅tranger peut acheter une maison au Vietnam?

Ensuite les locations ne sont pas ch猫res? 脟a c est une notion personnelle de budget et d茅pend de plusieurs facteurs locaux de situations. Effectivement, il y en a pour tous les budgets聽

Bonsoir.
En fouillant un peu sur le net j'ai trouv茅 cette information:

A bient么t
贰谤颈肠听

Bonjour,

Oui merci pour le lien. Et vous l avez lu? Les conditions pour acheter une maison.
L acc猫s pour l achat d un appartement ok..et encore, pour .la maison c est une autre histoire....

Bonjour,

voici ce que j ai trouve ; d茅sol茅e, c est en anglais :

REAL ESTATE
Caution over instant foreign property boom

VIR



With just two months remaining before the implementation of the amended Law on Housing which increases the rights of foreigners to buy houses in Vietnam, many concerns still persist among potential foreign property buyers.

Hoang Quynh Phuong, head of the residential sales department under Savills Vietnam, said that although the new regulation would likely increase the sale of property amongst foreigners in Vietnam, the majority of domestic developers were hesitant to formulate a plan to capitalise on this opportunity until the detailed guidelines for this discerning market segment were revealed.

鈥淒evelopers are mostly waiting for the detailed guidelines from the authorities before announcing their strategy to attract buyers for this segment of the market,鈥� Phuong said.

Foreigners are generally regarded as requiring solid, good quality developments, and developers must have time to prepare their products to meet this need, Phuong added.

Doan Chi Thanh, chairman of the Hoang Anh Sai Gon Real Estate Company said that developers were not yet targeting foreigners buyers.

The supply of high-end properties does not yet meet the demands of the foreign market. Also, even when the rights are relaxed, many foreigners are likely to lease instead of buying a property outright.

Reiterating Thanh鈥檚 reading of the market, the chairman of CEN Group Pham Thanh Hung said that the current products available are mostly only meeting the demand of domestic buyers, and as such the number of foreigners likely to buy houses in the near future is not likely to increase dramatically.

鈥淥ut of nearly 100,000 foreigners who are living and working in Vietnam, I estimate that only 10 per cent are interested in buying houses here,鈥� Hung said.

In his recent visit to Vietnam, Desmond Sim, head of CBRE Research of Southeast Asia, said that although the amended Law on Housing increased the rights of foreigners to buy houses in Vietnam, many other related issues needed to be outlined to reassure foreign buyers. Chief among these concerns is what will happen once the 50 years of ownership rights expires, or if foreigners want to withdraw from their investments.

鈥淲hat rights will they have? Will be they able to transfer their investment value abroad? These are outstanding questions which need to be addressed,鈥� Sim said.

Despite these concerns, there is still some hope that the incoming amended Law on Housing will attract more foreigners to buy houses either for personal use or sub-leasing in Vietnam.

If this happens to be the case, it may go some way towards reducing the huge stockpile currently existing in the real estate market.

According to Ministry of Construction 鈥� the body which have framed the amended law 鈥� this move will drive larger amounts of foreign currency into the market, and will help drive up the quality of housing across the board.

Figures from the Land Management General Department under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, however, show that towards the end of 2014, out of the official figure of 80,000 foreigners living and working in Vietnam, less than 200 registered to buy houses here. Meanwhile, about 600 overseas Vietnamese registered to buy property.

Bonne lecture聽

Bonjour,
Je crois que je me suis mal fait comprendre.
Ma belle-soeur est viet-namienne, et a une maison 脿 vendre (pas 脿 acheter).
Elle est vendeuse. Et le but est de savoir quels sont les frais 脿 payer pour un vendeur, et si on peut les payer apr猫s avoir vendu la maison, car avec la plus-value de 25 % 脿 r茅gler, vu que ma belle-soeur poss猫de un terrain 脿 Ho Chi Minh, car sinon il faut avancer beaucoup d'argent.
Merci
Lengaho

Lengaho je viens de te r茅pondre sur l autre discussion que tu as cr茅茅 馃構馃憤
Bien 脿 toi
脡谤颈肠

Merci Eric. Je vais aller voir.
Bien 脿 toi
Lengaho