Real Estate for Expats in Germany – Free Live Webinar

Expat Finance Academy · Live webinar · 90 minutes

Buying property in Germany as an expat – step by step.

A live, in-depth session on how property purchase and financing work in Germany for international professionals, from the market situation to your own real estate strategy.

Live in English · Free · 90 minutes · Microsoft Teams · Q&A included

Agenda

From market view to your own strategy.

01

Situation on the German real estate market

Where the market stands and what it means for buyers.

02

Buying vs. renting

How to compare the two beyond the monthly payment.

03

Emotional vs. capital investment

Buying a home to live in versus buying to build wealth.

04

Process: buying a property to live in

The steps from search and financing to signing.

05

Process: buying a property as an investment

What changes when the property is meant to generate return.

06

Examples

Real-life cases that show how the numbers work.

07

Tax savings with real estate

Where the tax system plays a role for owners and investors.

08

Real estate strategy

Putting it together into a plan that fits your goals.

09

Q&A

Your questions, answered live.

The webinar gives general information to help you understand your options. It does not replace individual advice, which depends on your personal situation.

Upcoming dates

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Who it is for

Made for expats living in Germany.

01

Expats considering their first property purchase in Germany

02

Professionals on a Blue Card or similar permit who want to understand financing options

03

Anyone who wants to compare buying with renting before taking a decision

How it works

Register in a minute, join with one click.

01

Choose a date

Pick an upcoming session on our webinar page and register at no cost.

02

Join live via Teams

You receive your link by email. The session is held live in English, 90 min.

03

Ask your questions

Bring real-life questions. If the date does not work, you can book a free private call instead.

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