No specific guarantees are available for financial losses. Choosing the option to keep U.S. dollars at Turkish banks or picking up a real estate that could maintain its value (even after depreciated Turkish lira) might be wiser options.
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What guarantees do investors have in Turkey that they'll get a return on their CBI investments?
When an investor buys real estate in Turkey for at least $250,000, what guarantees, if any, does the Turkish government or the developer give to the investor that at the end of the three-year period for which the investment must be maintained, the investor would get the same amount, if not more, back? Is it better to invest in capital investment if an investor does not want to lose money in the long term because of the rapidly depreciating Turkish lira?
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You can sell your properties anytime after the three-year hold period. You don't need a permission from any authority to sell your property. The right of ownership is under the protection of the Turkish constitution by article 35. Your property will have capital appreciation and also you'll also have rental income. The capital investment is less risky but the property investment will always bring more ROI.
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