Five income properties, each with the yield, the payback period and the paperwork stated up front. Foreign nationals buy freehold in Georgia without a residence permit, remotely, in about a week.
Every card carries the same four numbers, so comparison takes seconds rather than an evening of spreadsheets. Panoramas open over the card: you never lose the price out of sight.
Georgia places no restriction on foreign ownership of residential property. No residence permit, no local company, no minimum stay. The whole purchase can be handled under power of attorney if you never board a plane.
You choose the property, we hold it against a reservation agreement. Nothing else is signed at this stage.
Title check at the Public Registry, encumbrances, utility debts, developer track record. You get the extract before you pay.
In person or by power of attorney. Funds move by bank transfer to the seller, never through us.
Registration at the Public Registry is same-day to four days. The extract arrives in your name, in English.
The two questions every buyer asks before the third one about the view. Answered plainly, with the thresholds that matter.
| Question | Position |
|---|---|
| Can a foreign national own freehold? | Yes, residential property and the land under it, in your own name. |
| Does buying grant residency? | Property above the statutory threshold supports a residence permit application, renewable annually. It is an application, not an automatic right. |
| Tax on rental income | Individuals letting residential property are taxed at a reduced rate on gross rent, with no deduction of expenses. Short-let through a registered status is treated differently. |
| Tax on resale | No capital gains tax if the property has been held beyond the statutory period. |
| Annual property tax | Charged on household income above a threshold, at a low percentage of the property value. |
| Can I be paid abroad? | Yes. Rent can be transferred to a foreign account. Georgia has no currency controls on outbound transfers. |
Every property on this page has been walked, filmed and measured by the same person you will be speaking to. Not a call centre, not a lead form that resells your details to eleven agents.
The yield figures come from actual signed tenancies and actual occupancy, not from a projection sheet. Where a property is off-plan and has no history, it says so on the card and the number is marked as an estimate.
You get a reply from a person within one business day, with the registry extract and the tenancy history for whatever you asked about.
Who needs it. A company that sells Georgian property to people abroad, who compare yield and legal terms before anything else.
What works for requests. Numbers come first: yield, payback and residency rules sit next to every property, a non-resident can see how remote purchase works, and every screen ends with a request to a manager.
What can be added. A payback calculator per object, downloadable brochures, a live availability table, CRM hand-off of each request and a Russian or Georgian version.
How it is built. The page is a single fast file that opens well on a phone, has a proper heading structure, a title and description for search engines and structured data for previews in messengers. Requests go straight to you by Telegram or email, and all texts and photos are yours to change. Nothing here is a template you cannot edit: the design and the wording are adapted to your object and your buyers.
A site like this starts from $2,500; a single landing page, from $700. See packages and the library of examples. Similar templates: Kartli Capital, Iveria.