Real Estate

Bali and its breathtaking scenery and chill vibes, has always captivated wanderlust souls. If the allure of Bali has captured your heart and you aspire to own property there while generating income through rentals, here is a simple guide in straightforward language to kickstart your journey.  1: Establish a Company  To possess and rent out property in Bali, you must first create a...

Mortgage financing in Bali, Indonesia, is a common practice for both locals and foreigners looking to purchase property. It is though easier for locals than for expats. However, there are some important considerations to keep in mind. This guide will explain what you need to know about getting a mortgage or property financing in Bali. We'll cover the differences options and how to plan it for a...

When it comes to property ownership and the management in Indonesia, there's an important certificate called the SLF (Sertifikat Laik Fungsi). In this article, we'll break down what an SLF building is, why having this certificate matters, and how you can get one. What is an SLF Building? An SLF building, or Sertifikat Laik Fungsi, is a certificate given by the local government in Indonesia. This...

Bali has become a hot spot for foreigners looking to buy their own piece of paradise. If you're considering investing in a villa in Bali, it's essential to understand the costs involved. In this article, we'll break down the factors affecting the prices of a villa and explore different types of villas available.  Also discuss how location influences costs and examine the expenses associated...

For foreigners in Bali, leasehold is often the preferred choice for investing in property. As an alternative to full ownership or freehold title, which is still restricted by regulations, leasehold is considered more advantageous for foreigners than ownership through nominee arrangements, which often lead to legal issues in the future. Is leasehold really the best option? Leasehold Title as Secure...

Residents in East Kuningan, South Jakarta, challenge the planned construction of a new Indian embassy. They allege the project was approved without their approval. Lawyer David Tobing, representing the residents who live near the embassy, says over 20 of them strongly oppose the project and have filed a lawsuit to revoke the building permit. Violation of Law The problem seems to be the legality...

Real estate investments in Bali always starts with a dream. The dream comes in many different ways and different values. I remember back about 20 years ago the dream was to just be and have a part of paradise. It was a place to detach from hectic life back home, and at the same time attach to something different and something strong, the Balinese people and their culture. The Island of the Gods....

Owning a rental property can be a rewarding investment, offering a steady income stream and the potential for long-term wealth creation. However, managing a rental property can be a time-consuming and complex endeavor. This is where third-party professional property management companies come in.  Scope of Property Management in Business Bali's charm as a global destination continues to rise,...

Land and building ownership status for foreigners or foreign legal entities in Indonesia is limited to rights to use (Hak Pakai) and leasehold for a certain period of time, ownership rights for flats and apartments. Foreigners or foreign legal entities are not allowed to have property with freehold title (Hak Milik in Bahasa Indonesia), HGU (Hak Guna Usaha or Right to Cultivate) and HGB (Hak Guna...

Bali, the Island of the Gods, is synonymous with breathtaking landscapes with vibrant culture, and an undeniable charm. But beyond its beauty, there’s also a potential property market, making it a prime destination for investors seeking business opportunity. Let's find out the compelling reasons why Bali should be at the top of your real estate investment list.   1. Diverse portfolio for...