He has an Irish passport I think? So would they as a family be considered as if they are EU citizens?Post Brexit, UK citizens only have the right to stay in Portugal for 90 days in a six month period. To get a Golden Visa to stay in Portugal, you have to invest 250,000 euros into the country's economy (or buy property between 350k euros and 500k euros.....or the D7 visa requires a passive income of 750 euros per month. The D7 visa is valid for four months and allows two entries into the country. It sounds very complicated to me
When they were buying a house, there were a few for sale at half the price they paid for that one. I remember a detached four bedroom that needed updating but, it had a garage, workshop and quite a large garden......it was a lot bigger than the one they're inI think the government are terrible obviously but in that mortgage video he takes no responsibility for the fact they’ve maxed themselves out a posh house and are now paying the price. When you buy a property you always need to consider rising rates - not just go for as much as you can get your grubby mitts on. Instead of learning a lesson (that stability is about taking the less glamorous option most of the time) they are moving abroad to a country they’ve spent 0 time in!?? Bonkers!
They could just buy a more average house in another area - no doubt that’s not special enough for them.
Portugal welcome both EU citizens and non EU citizensHe has an Irish passport I think? So would they as a family be considered as if they are EU citizens?
Did nobody learn from the 08 crash, people taking out more than they could afford, just because your bank offers you X amount does not mean you can actually afford it long term
Anyway funny how he posted that since I mentioned earlier about them selling their property to move to Portugal were I'm sure there is also a cost of living crisis like every other country, the ECB have their interest rates like 5 times in the last year which will affect property in Portugal.
I think he uses Red Dragon - I've found used ones at $36,000Sorry, what, £30k on a camera?! He's just deluded! There are people doing better on YouTube/tictok with just an iPhone FFS. Thinks he's so bloody special doesn't he!
They paid £825,000 in 2001 - they paid £150,000 more than it was worth (there were other properties on the same street - the house next door went for £600,000 at the same time and it had been modernised etc) . So, their house is worth £800,000 - £850,000 now - it's a really bad time to sell.I was just thinking that surely their house is valued a lot more now than when they bought it so their loan to value will have gone down and they won't have as high repayments, yes they won't have a low interest like they had but their payments should go down no?
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