I have a piece of land in Latvia nobody seemingly wants

I have a piece of land in Latvia nobody seemingly wants.
34 hectares of drained swamp, which has that burnable turf(dont know in english name for it). It was said it's not enough to extract it profitably
1.8ha of forest comes with it.
Classified as non agricultural land

What price I should ask for and how to find buyers which offer decent price and how much should I expect?

(I hope it isnt considered advertisement)

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I really want this selling/buying real estate in eastern europe to become a thing.

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I'm pretty sure that it will be. And the whole region will develop in an intense pace. Low living costs, quiet and relatively safe cities and beautiful countryside. I'm from an East-central European country and I love living here, the only bad thing is the extremely low wages.
I live in the capital city but I have a REALLY old small house with a huge garden in a small village not too far. From time to time we think about selling it but I don't think that we could sell it for more than $10k since the building is pretty ruined. But for around ~20k you can buy a comfy old fashioned bigger house with a big garden. If you like the countryside, want to live abroad for a while and you have an online income or a remote job, it's a good opportunity.Btw I'm from Hungary.

ON topic: I have no idea, but it sounds cool, owning a forest and a swamp.

i will give u 3000 canadian dollars for that shit

Why such a ridiculous offer gets trips.
On topic, maybe someone can recommend foreign realtors. As far as I have heard swedes are keen on buying latvian land.

Also, property is like 25km from russia, unsure if it's a pro or con.

how much you want for it?

No idea how much it is worth, but my father advices something along 30k euros

Is keeping it costing you anything?

Not alot, I think it was 200 euros per year. Problem is that it's still a liability, because for example by buying an agricultural land and trimming it once a year can make you 200 eur in EU subsidies for each hectare per year. I have no means to extract turf from this swamp, so only remotely useful piece for me is forest.

keep it for when NORAD comes back

Rent a metal detector and check the land for hidden treasures!
Protip: Try not to dig out old landmines.
Brotip: If you find something valuable, send me 10% for the idea.

Pic related? Explain me more about it

It's valuable is sapropel peat. My brother contacted some company and they said 34 hectares isnt big enough to start extracting. Any chance they were bullshitting him?

>if you like countryside and have online income
I do like the countryside and have a potential for online income soon.

Also I'm from the southeast in US so I grew up pretty rural and always thought eastern europe was cool. Suppose I'd have to learn the language their though.

>tfw own land w/ forest and swamp currently

You're lucky because I was studying geology! But unfortunately I dropped out so I have no idea.
I was thinking about more like pic related.

>tfw own land w/ forest and swamp currently
Cool, do you do something with it? Hunting, fishing, etc?

>Suppose I'd have to learn the language their though.
Hire me and I will translate for you. I also have an increasing online income so if you move here we will turn the East European countryside into the new Silicon Valley. lol

Well, if extraction is done I assume everything will be dug out, including gold and landmines

Yeah, so most of the land is farm land like pecans/pines/some rowcrops and then we have a river that goes through it where there's a lot of forests and what not.
But there is a good bit of hunting and fishing that goes on!

>turn the East European countryside into the new Silicon Valley
I'd be down to chill in EE after make dosh. That'd be area to move and relax in. Maybe the dream will happen one day.

Anyone can tell me about this NORAD thing someone mentioned?

drained swamp you say?

>I have a piece of land in Latvia nobody seemingly wants.
If you buy land there, do you get in fights with the maffia?
Is your little swamp forest surrounded with heavy industry?
Op why is there so much land for sale in the Balkans? Why is this a thing?

*is there a catch?
from what I've read online
about eastern europe in general
that whole region is still recovering from soviet rule / breakup of yugoslavia
After the fall of ussr people moved west to find jobs.
simply because people do not want to live there / no jobs / no opportunities for them?

is that The reason land is relatively cheap there?

Latvia ain't in the Balkans though.

oh
yes
I was thinking
baltic sea/ baltic region.

sorry about that

Hey there. Eurofag reporting in. (Yes, I know where Laltvia is)

If nobody wants the land, don't sell it. That's simple. Use it, make it more attractive first, then sell it- or hold on to it.

You could for example
-put a fence around it
-buy some reindeers/antilopes/alpaccas
-buy some rifles
-fly some crazy Arabs/Americans/Asians in and let them hunt animals for good cash


or

-you could buy 5000 chickens and sell organic eggs.

or

build houses/lodges and rent them out to hiking freaks.


Lots of things can be done with land, don't sell it if you can't get a good price for it.

Just my two cents.

Hi,

I am actually from Latvia and I'm willing to help you selling the land for a small fee.

Otherwise you can check the market yourself at
ss.lv/lv/real-estate/plots-and-lands/

There is really alot of wildlife (boars, deers, etc) on it's own, so it's not really that smart to grow some specifically for that purpose. Egg solution requires shitload EU bureauracy. I have some other forest and agricultural land which could be better utilized with money I could get from selling.

And no, mafia is in past. Now you have to pay kick ups or be familiar bureaucrats and so on to get things done (like getting building license, forest cleaning license, etc.)

Are you a realtor? Do you have webpage or anything so I can check it out?

Alot people also sell land cuz they're retarded and buy some shit like bmw x5 for all money.

Google "US NORAD"

Sure, so I need aerospace defence over my swamp to make it sellable?

Burnable turf = peat

nigger there's no such thing as east-central Europe, only western and eastern Europe

t. eastern european

people move from east to the west because they think money falls from the sky in UK while in reality they worked for minimum wage back home and now are slaving for minimum wage in host country also being a second class citizen

stulbais :D latvietis

Nedirssss

your around 20 years late to the game,prices are sky high for what you get.
Isn't there some kind of eu grant for people who just plant trees in their land?Like grow a forest or something like that.

"Eastern Europe, also East Europe, is the eastern part of the European continent. There is no consensus as to the precise area it refers to, partly because the term has a wide range of geopolitical, geographical, cultural, and socioeconomic connotations."

"East-Central Europe (de. Ostmitteleuropa, fr. Europe médiane) is the region between German-speaking Europe and Russia, Belarus and Ukraine."

Source:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Europe
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East-central_Europe

I am an Eastern European but I wasn't wrong.

Gotta look into it, but as I mentioned earlier, whatever is suggested there, it'd be better to sell this swamp and invest money to, for example plant trees on other plots me and my family has.

this

>tfw going to inherit a shit load of property in Hungary soon including an apartment building budapest, some meme house in szeged, and some meme house in gardony

Wanna manage it for me, user?

>which has that burnable turf(dont know in english name for it)

Peat

you have a peat bog.

you could look into seeing if it has a spring and sell spring water. peat water is a key component in what makes scotch whisky so good. no one will buy your water for whisky production, but they might buy spring water.

Sounds interesting, thank you for your offer.
Send me a mail with the details to discuss it in private: [email protected]

>Classified as non agricultural land
I thought that was a Lithuanian thing only?