Turkey, I love the place and the people - Page 3

TH4S · #21 26-07-2007, 02:31 PM

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It will come a time to name and shame,

Dunney,
I have deleted yet again the name you put in your post,

You want to name and shame,the invitation was sent via pm. you failed to take me up on it,

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Turkey are as much to blame, scaming people from there own country,

Dunney,
Explain your self more please, your not doing a good job encouraging people to visit Türkiye with that statement,

Dunney · #22 26-07-2007, 05:13 PM

you miss understood me again, maybe my english is not so good, I meant from the country people are buying from ie, UK, Denmark ect.

mouse · #23 10-08-2007, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jordan

Hi Jonathan,
I looked at Turkey, but now it seems people are brainwashed by "economic growth" yada yada. What you have to understand though, is, it?s mostly brits fueling these property bubbles.
Agents will tell you anything. What you should be wary of, is the local people wont be able to afford your house if you need to sell, you'd have to find another stupid brit.
Cheers
Jordan

Thats somewhat hard, people DON'T tell you anything, maybe unscrupulous people do, but certainly not everyone. I most certainly do not ever lie to my clients, if I am asked about building conditions, structure, views to be obscured etc, I tell the truth. No Turkey is not like England, but why move here if that is what you want, maybe try Cornwall. I was an agent in the UK and now do the same job here, people making money are everywhere, it's up to the individual to trust his or her own judgement and perhaps be aided by word of mouth.

Dunney · #24 13-08-2007, 12:40 PM

Hi Guys,
Most people are looking for a home to have, not just somthing to sell on. why do we get confused about selling it before we even buy.
At the end of the day, most people are just after a second home in the sun, with no problems and runs smoothly. The fact it may rise in value over a period of time, is normal, this happnes in most counties. What people want is to have evrthing in order.
I dont agree about selling to Turkish people, , that they wont be able to afford to buy them, manny turkish people can, there not the only buyers in the country dont forget, if you buy in an area wher other Europeans buy, not just UK buyers, then you will have many other buyers from across Europe. The facts specks from them selfs Turkey is a beautiful country, the sun shines in the south most of the year, the people are friendly, you can affrod most things there, there is so manny things to see and do and the life style is there is as good as any. This is mostly what people want.

Mavi · #25 25-08-2007, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by mouse

Thats somewhat hard, people DON'T tell you anything, maybe unscrupulous people do, but certainly not everyone. I most certainly do not ever lie to my clients, if I am asked about building conditions, structure, views to be obscured etc, I tell the truth. No Turkey is not like England, but why move here if that is what you want, maybe try Cornwall. I was an agent in the UK and now do the same job here, people making money are everywhere, it's up to the individual to trust his or her own judgement and perhaps be aided by word of mouth.

sadly there are unscrupulous people all over the world, you mention that you were uk agent before, there is lots tv programmes and articles about SOME uk agents not doing their job properly, happens in all jobs, not just estate agents...

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Originally Posted by Dunney

Hi Guys,
Most people are looking for a home to have, not just somthing to sell on. why do we get confused about selling it before we even buy.
At the end of the day, most people are just after a second home in the sun, with no problems and runs smoothly. The fact it may rise in value over a period of time, is normal, this happnes in most counties. What people want is to have evrthing in order.
I dont agree about selling to Turkish people, , that they wont be able to afford to buy them, manny turkish people can, there not the only buyers in the country dont forget, if you buy in an area wher other Europeans buy, not just UK buyers, then you will have many other buyers from across Europe. The facts specks from them selfs Turkey is a beautiful country, the sun shines in the south most of the year, the people are friendly, you can affrod most things there, there is so manny things to see and do and the life style is there is as good as any. This is mostly what people want.

Dunney I agree with what you say, of course many turkish people can afford to buy properties, you just need have a look at some of the cars around to see the money.. most expats arent driving around in x5's or top of the range mercs... but plenty of turkish are...

what I would say, if some people werent so greedy in what they want for a profit, then maybe they would have more chance of selling.. I have heard loads of people say they sold their property here in Turkey, and sold to turkish, fact is, they were realistic in what to achieve price wise. If you outprice yourself out of the market, then no the turks wont be interested in what you have to sell..

mouse · #26 27-08-2007, 08:51 AM

Mavi I totally agree with you, as an agent in the UK there were no less unscrupulous people than there are here. But those people are there, here and everywhere. I would advise anybody to take time and talk to people who know the country not just those who bought a property to make a profit (and complain heartily when it is not as much as they hoped!) and come here a few weeks of the year and try to change the town in which they bought.

mnoone · #27 29-08-2007, 12:12 PM

I, we bought in Turkey 4 years ago and have just sold one propertuy to longtem tenant. We delt with Lynne XXXXXXXXX
Lynne deals in all areas of turkey but at present is UK based. We found her to be very efficient and honest, no pressure at all. Would recommend her very much. You can mention my name to her if you wish. Regards Maura Noone Galway Ireland

TH4S · #28 29-08-2007, 01:26 PM

mnoone,
Sorry we dont alllow you to post ''web site links'' i have deleted it,

Perhaps Lynne, woud like to join us,then when she makes 20 posts she can put her own ''web site links'' in her signature,

mnoone · #29 29-08-2007, 01:51 PM

Hi Not sure what you mean by this reply, please explain. regards maura noone

TH4S · #30 29-08-2007, 02:10 PM

mnoone,
Can you imagine if every one who bought a property in Turkiye joined the forum and posted there agents ''web site'',

Sorry our honest and efficient rules, dont allow ''web sites'' to be posted,

Perhaps Lynne, woud like to join us,then when she makes 20 posts she can put her ''own' web site in her signature,