Indonesia

The process of selling a home can be challenging for individuals who aren't well-versed in all of the ins and outs of the business. If you're a first-time seller, you might not realise how picky buyers might be about the house's location, number of rooms, price, and other characteristics. When selling a house in Surabaya, the capital of East Java, Indonesia, traditional purchasers will want to know every...

Selling a property in Indonesia is frequently more emotionally charged than buying one, and the hurry with which you sell might be affected by your motivation for doing so. The property's asking price might go up or down depending on how urgently the seller needs to sell.   The following considerations are vital in maximizing your home's value and facilitating a successful sale: Price...

Once you've located a piece of property you're interested in buying, don't put down any major cash until you've had an independent third party do a thorough land due diligence research. Do not give a salesperson any money as a down payment; always do it through the company's official channels and get a receipt. It is recommended that even a small deposit payment to the notaris or agency managing the...

Buying a home in Indonesia as an orang asing (literally "alien" or "foreigner") is simpler than ever before.   For a long time, foreigners looking to acquire property in the Indonesia were stymied by a plethora of laws that made it nearly impossible for them to do so.   In 2015, President Joko 'Jokowi' Widodo, who was re-elected this year to a second five-year term, began implementing...