Real estate investment in Georgia

• Why land can be a reliable long-term asset.
• Main land types: development, agricultural, recreational.
• Legal considerations and rights for foreigners.
• Due diligence checklist: title, access, utilities.
• Investment strategies: hold, develop, lease, subdivide.
• Key risks and practical ways to mitigate them.
• Financing options and deal structures.
• How an agent and lawyer can support your project.

Article outline:
- Why seaside apartments in Georgia attract investors
- Differences between short-term and long-term rentals
- How to choose neighborhood and property type (Batumi, new developments)
- Legal and tax checks to perform
- Rental management: DIY vs agency
- Financing options and investor risks
- Practical checklist before purchase
- Example strategies for income and exit

• Winter demand profile for Batumi apartments
• Short-term vs long-term rental strategies in low season
• Choosing property: location, heating, insulation
• Winter maintenance and running costs
• Pricing, marketing and occupancy tactics
• Management options: self-manage vs agency
• Financing and legal points for investors
• Checklist to evaluate winter rental yield

• Assess demand: tourists, local businesses, logistics
• Choose asset type: retail, offices, hotels, warehouses
• Location matters: waterfront, center, transport hubs
• Legal due diligence: title, zoning, permits
• Finance and taxes: loans, registration, fiscal regime
• Property management: tenants, maintenance, security
• Estimate returns and seasonality risks
• Prepare exit and contingency plans

A practical guide to buying land in Batumi: location, legal checks, costs, exit strategies and tips from BuyHome for safe investment decisions.

• Why hotel-style apartments in the city center appeal to investors
• Demand analysis and target guests
• Choosing location and building type
• Legal and tax considerations in Georgia
• Management models and operational options
• Financing, income expectations and payback (guidelines)
• Main risks and ways to mitigate them
• Step-by-step practical action plan

• Why studio apartments attract investors
• Batumi market: demand, seasonality, outlook
• Choosing central locations: proximity to sea and amenities
• Legal and technical checks before purchase
• Usage models: short‑term, long‑term, hybrid
• Financial planning: revenue, expenses, taxes
• Risks and mitigation strategies
• Practical viewing and negotiation tips
• How BuyHome supports investors

Practical guide to estimating summer rental yield in Batumi: main demand drivers, how to calculate returns, management models and tips for investors and future residents.

- Why Tbilisi attracts investors: tourism diversity and demand patterns
- Choose the right neighborhood: Old Town, Vake, Sololaki and what matters
- Property types: studios, one/two‑bedrooms, new developments vs old stock
- Legal and tax considerations: registration, condominium rules, contracts
- Operations: cleaning, bookings calendar, local management options
- Pricing and seasonality: adapt to peaks and low seasons
- Strategy: short‑term rental vs long‑term leasing
- Risks and mitigation: currency, repairs, occupancy
- Practical checklist before purchase
- How BuyHome supports investors: search, due diligence, management