
Date added: 02.12.25
Investing in Georgian property can be rewarding when done methodically. This guide outlines a practical workflow from goal setting to exit planning, aligned with BuyHome’s mission to help clients research, choose, and invest with confidence.
Gather local data: current listings, typical lease terms, and nearby infrastructure. Tourist hubs may offer high short-term demand, while residential districts provide steadier long-term renters. Consider proximity to transport, services, and new developments.
Example: A unit near a renovated promenade may perform well for seasonal rentals, while families often prefer accessible schools and parks.
Your choice depends on timeline, risk tolerance, and active involvement level.
Never skip due diligence. Verify ownership, encumbrances, permits, and land status. Clarify tax obligations: rental income treatment, filing requirements, and local fees.
If using loans, compare offers and consider currency exposure if your income and liabilities use different currencies. Maintain a cash buffer for unexpected costs and vacancy periods.
Decide whether you will manage the property or hire a property manager. Account for maintenance, utilities, insurance, and taxes. Professional management can improve tenant retention and net returns.
Build conservative, base, and optimistic forecasts. Test how your investment performs under lower occupancy or higher repair needs. This helps set realistic expectations and reserve levels.
An exit plan is as important as the entry. Define triggers for selling, converting to long-term rental during market dips, or refinancing to unlock equity.
A systematic approach reduces surprises: thorough research, legal certainty, realistic financial modelling, and reliable partners. If you want a personalized investment plan or help finding properties, BuyHome can assist — start searching at https://buyhome.ge/en/search or contact our team for guided support.
We’re ready to help you choose the right property without unnecessary stress.