Comments by "SomewhereInRussia" (@SomewhereInRussia) on "Rural Russia" channel.

  1. Чем дальше от большой дороги, тем ниже цены.
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  2. Tver is a small historical city between two russian capitals - Moscow and St. Petersburg, closer to Moscow. A single household surrounded by land is called a khutor (хутор) and is found in the south in the Krasnodar region, etc. But as a foreigner, it will be difficult for you to buy a plot of agricultural land.
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  3. ​ @Ruth-xr2dz  If you mean the Australians in Altai, their actions seem hasty and ill-considered. They bought a plot of land, then it turned out that there was a high risk of flooding. They bought another plot of land, built a foundation and for some reason were unable to continue construction. They bought an abandoned house and spent the entire winter repairing it. They did not ask their neighbors, did not ask their Russian friends, did not ask lawyers. Canadian Arend in the Nizhny Novgorod region was able to build a house and a farm in an open field in a year because he was helped by local authorities and lawyers. He was invited by two regions, Nizhny Novgorod and Kaluga, and he went where he was welcomed and where he was helped.
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  4. Да, это правда про Тверскую обл. Об этом написано в статье "Можно ли строить жилой дом на землях сельхозназначения в Тверской области" Алины Петровой на сайте МК. Кроме того, иностранцам сложнее купить землю сельхоз назначения.
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  5. There are no legal restrictions, Russians just prefer to live together in villages and settlements. There is a road, a store, electricity, a gas pipe, a school, a medical center, a bus stop. There is communication with friends and neighbors. Children are interested in playing together. Finns prefer to live separately in the forest, because they are introverts.
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  6. One of the most secluded places in the Caucasus is the village of Pskhu in Abkhazia (село Псху). You can't legally buy real estate there, but perhaps you can just live there without buying anything. By the way, beekeeping can be one of the types of farming. I'm not sure if it requires buying land. Trout farming is also common in the Caucasus.
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  7. ​ @beachnmountains  I don't know the legal scheme. Maybe some company bought this land, and then the Feenstra family bought the company. Maybe they leased this land for 50 years. Maybe this land is not agricultural. In any case, you need to study the issue carefully with lawyers.
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  8.  @natalyamelnikova4154  You won't be bothered by the political situation and very poor economy if you live in a remote mountain village. Look at the beautiful new church in the village of Pskhu and think again if they live badly.
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  9. ​ @JohnRamboII  могут, но через фирму
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  10. ​ @JohnRamboII  ну так не надо банкротить юр.лицо.
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  11. Ну так купи им землю сам, чего ждёшь?
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  12. ​ @Артур-ш6я9т  я тут. Действуй.
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  13. ​ @Борода-ф9ъ  иностранцу даже нельзя купить земли сельхоз назначения. Хотя Сабрина уже вроде гражданка России.
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  14. ​ @Борода-ф9ъ  иностранцу даже нельзя купить земли сельхоз назначения. Хотя Сабрина уже вроде гражданка России.
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  15. ​ @beachnmountains  yes, the Feenstra family has achieved impressive success.
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