Croatia demistified

[darcy]

I received an email and some links from my former Canadian colleague while working in Croatia and I would like to share it with you.

It is very pity these kind of information are not available on this forum from so many "knowledgeable real estate experts". (How can I trust someone selling/buying you a house and at the same time cannot provide essential info.)

Police:

www.mup.hr/1266.aspx - all we need to know

Rental regulations (I hope, it is Croatian):

www.mmtpr.hr/default.asp?ID=858

I was also told, by the principles Croatians agreed upon, there should not be any difference between foreigners and Croatians in the matters of business and tax, but there might be some loopholes left scheduled for repair.

[Carol]

actually Darcy information is not a right. It costs us time and money to acquire it and we dispense it in return for a fee.

[darcy]

I think it is the best for your clients to make a judgement.

[darcy]

Honestly, if you know what you are doing and you are there, all these simple issues bothering people are just a keyboard stroke away from your future customer.

Of course, if you do not have a clue, then, you need to spend some time. Pity.

Note: Carol, above does not apply to you.

Carol,

what is incorrect?

[gmh]

Actually the first link has been posted here before more than once.
The second one is not much use, as most people asking for the info do so because they can only find it in Croatian, which they can't understand.

Not that Carol needs me to point this out, but she never said anything was incorrect.
Reread her post.

[darcy]

Q&A site of Peter Ellis:

www.croatiaproperty.proboards16.com/

is also very resourceful.

[darcy]

1. I have never seen the link, so probably other folks did not as well.
2. I do not the language as well but links are OK if you want to learn Croatian (you get some aditional motivation).
3. I do not trust the web, so again, if something is incorrect, please let us know.