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VERY GOOD IDEA, to invest in your youth !!! THE FACT THAT SIMAS IS FROM LITHUNIA and local it's very easy to understand the property market and how to purchase and invest in this beautiful country !!
You and your wife look so relaxed and happy, I think Europe is a place for you both. America is getting too expensive and it's all depends on the job that you are doing not all jobs pay well in America. For me is a work balanced Life it is very important and we do not get this in America.
Congrats Avris and Simas!! Am sooooo Proud of you guys. The sky is the limit Wishing you both ever happiness for the future & beyond. Oh yes investment!!🏠 ✌🙏💓💓💓
I’m so glad how many Americans find our country like their homeland, it’ s only one wish..Enjoy, stay happy, never ever lose smiles from your faces, be creative.. and be proud of our country like we do!!!👋🤘✌️🇱🇹🇺🇸 The best wishes from Wisconsin!!! My second homeland, it feels like never left Lithuania!!!
THE HOMES LOOK NICE. I WISH Y'ALL THE BEST IN YOUR DECISION OF BUYING A HOME FOR FUTURE INVESTMENT, IT SEEMS THST Y'ALL IT THERE. MAY GOD BLESSINGS,COURAGE AND STRENGTH CONTINUE TO BE WITH YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS 🙂💖🙏🙏🙏
Hi. Love the video Simus, your country is truly beautiful I am from the caribbean Trinidad to be more specific. I truly admire both of you and what you have accomplished in your young lives. Your parents must be very proud of you both. All the best and enjoy
It’s a great idea Avri and Simas, as you said real estate is important to have especially its in your country that you’re familiar with. You could use it as a rental property. Good luck with your search.
Looks great the prices are reasonable and the buildings look well built . The souroundings are clean i would say go for it the sky is the limit . I wish if i was a bit younger i would be gone right know .
You have discovered my secret hiding place of peace and pretty much no crime. I am a Mexican American married to a Lithuanian and living in Vilnius in between my work travels.
You have to do what is best for you. Your face lite up when you talked about the 3 locations. If you mind, body and soul felt comfortable and peaceful, then you have found your country to live in. I wish you both the best that God and life has to offer. God bless!
Awesome homes! Maybe in the city center a 2 bedroom and rent it out as an Airbnb? That way when you visit 2 or 3 times a year you can stay there. Not sure if farther away from the city rents out more than the city center? So down the road you move to Lithuania, what happens to your USA residency/citizenship? Just something to think about. Jobs in Lithuania? Pennsylvania home prices are about the same? There's something called manufactured homes that gives a great bang for your buck here in the USA. See states that have no state income tax like Tennessee. Everyone knows Georgia, Florida, Nevada. Get someplace in a warm climate. Just my long winded 2 cents. Leave with healthcare and infrastructure in Lithuania? Thanks 🙏😊
@@KevinTheFoodExplora, it’s no big deal, most degrees are transferred and recognized in many countries. Ensuring that your degree program is accredited by an internationally recognized body is the best thing you can do if you are planning on transferring your degree to another country to work. In addition to this, remember that the particular company you choose to work for can also impact the ease with which you can move to work in another country. In order to facilitate international recognition of degrees. Then you would take the board exam and licensing! You don’t know about international students! Obtaining their degrees and travel back home upon graduation???
It sounds cheap if you live in NY, I guess, but if you live in Lithuania and gain, let’s say, 800 € a month, you can’t afford to buy a house/department. That’s why Lithuanians are forced to go to work to Spain, Germany, Norway, etc😕 If you gain 2,000 € and your couple too, and you have no kids (or even if you do), and you have to pay 500 € every month for 20 years, then yeah, that’s possible!🙂
Very lovely, I never knew about this country before watching you guys. It is very beautiful there. I am very happy for you guys. You should definitely purchase. I moved from NY to NC and it's a big difference in my lifestyle. I am happy and relaxed. A great thing would be if you could work remote in the US and live where you guys are now.
Property looks amazing whatever y’all decided to do will be great investment in house always a good things do whatever y’all want to do enjoy your vacation
It would have been nice to hear about the diversity. Are there many people of colour in the cities? I assume that you will look into that and actually speak to someone of colour about their experiences as well as that of their children in the schools etc.
I live in Maine and if you do the research you will learn about it’s diversity. Living here even during cold winters Is the best place for us. So Europe has its issues but when you are there whatever country you choose to live in you become that country not like here what you are African American, Asian, GB ,Italian American etc a label no other country aspires to follow. How about buying it for a vacation home. A place you can go to early to get away from America.
That truly was a tall ass ceiling 😱 God forbid I got to change the light bulb in there 🤣 Looks very reasonably priced out honestly! A bit expensive I'd say for the average Lithuanian but good for foreign investors or other Lithuanians to have made their money else where. I don't know! Both of you seemed pretty happy. Seems like the perfect place to settle down 😉
Yes you are very ambitious by if you even not going to live dear right now but may be the price go up a little later as soon as people start bying it thay may rase the price
Good luck with what ever decision you guys make. Credit is given to you both for thinking about your options and your future family. For young people I think you are going about this wisely. For what you can get for the money compared to the US, it would make sense to settle there. You have the advantage of the language, but not only is your wife beautiful she’s smart also (she could master the language I’m sure) what ever your thoughts and decisions, blessings on what ever you do 🙏🏾🎚👍🏾
She already speaks his language pretty good--shell only get better being submerged in the culture. Out of US will be a better place to raise their future mixed children.
ok guys, I struggle to comprehend how you deem as a good opportunity partially completed flats in Uzupis or Paupys in Vilnius at a rate of 4500 to 6000 Eur per square meter in a country with an average monthly gross income of 1800 USD. Housing pricing in Vilnius is simply preposterous and I am sure hard-working Lithuanians that do not tax-evade and earn an honest wage would simply smile bitterly when someone says Vilnius is affordable. All these aside, all the best to you :)
You both looked so happy there. Maybe you could do a video on the job market there. If you purchased a property would you be able to rent it out you came back to the US?
Looks nice, can you tell us what the euros convert to american dollars, so we can get a better understanding of the cost. What do you mean when you say it's already furnished? I thought furnished meant it has furniture?
This is very exciting! Thanks for showing us the opportunities there. Really looking forward to seeing where you end up living 🥰 Property is so expensive in the US, but we are hoping to retire in Ghana later in life. 🙏🏿🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
Be sure to talk to someone who is from outside of that country who bought a home and what are some of the challenges owning a home as a part time home owner of the country. Is there a protection law against squatters? What are the tax penalties being Americans?. So many questions to ask. I know it’s a bargain and luckily Simas knows this country and speak the language. Good luck with your new adventure. I like your thought process.
Those are condos/apartments..not single homes...Yes, it would be nice to own property outside of the United States, but there is comparable properties here..just not in the New York area...As always..Wishing you well in your search for prosperity, contentment...and a safe place to live and raise your children🙏🏽💕👍
Avri & Simas, this is a great video! My wife and I are currently visiting Lithuania (from Hawaii) for the month of September and we are in an AirBnB in Siauliai. We are looking at properties to possibly purchase as our retirement home. We would like to know how to get U.S. financing to establish a mortgage for property in Lithuania. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Aciu!!!
I know for a fact that I can buy a property in say Arkansas for as little as 4000 dollars. So I am not really sure what you call "cheap" 😁 I guess this word is E=MC2 in this case. Well anyways I like the fact that americans enjoy the country where I was born. Love You USA. 🇺🇸👍
Moy. You and your husband are real troopers. Survivors as far as I can see so maybe you two can move a little to somewhere with reasonable prices. Love your family channel. Next door neighbours to Avri. lol
Lithuania isn’t a France, the avarage salary here is about 1k euros in the capital of the Lithuania, it’s a bit less in other places. So for this cheap house which costs 120k you have to work 10 years and don’t spent any cent :D That’s the difference.
Why do you say it is completely furnished and then you say all you have to do is bring your own furniture? Then she says it is furnished again. So is it furnished or not?
I don't know, but I have such a good feeling about this. This, in my opinion, is a fresh new start for you and you should go for it! Your happiness is what's paramount ❣️
Here are some beaches in Lithuania: theculturetrip.com/europe/lithuania/articles/the-most-beautiful-beaches-in-lithuania/ You can read about the demographics of Lithuania here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Lithuania#Ethnic_composition
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I think you guys are making a good choice
VERY GOOD IDEA, to invest in your youth !!! THE FACT THAT SIMAS IS FROM LITHUNIA and local it's very easy to understand the property market and how to purchase and invest in this beautiful country !!
I think so too. 😊
You and your wife look so relaxed and happy, I think Europe is a place for you both. America is getting too expensive and it's all depends on the job that you are doing not all jobs pay well in America. For me is a work balanced Life it is very important and we do not get this in America.
Can’t go wrong with real estate guys that’s great investment I see great future ahead for you guys sky is the limit love unu
Am so so happy for you guys congrats and I wish you all the best that life has to offer you. 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Am just so excited to see you both in 10 years from now.
Congrats Avris and Simas!! Am sooooo
Proud of you guys. The sky is the limit
Wishing you both ever happiness for the future & beyond. Oh yes investment!!🏠
✌🙏💓💓💓
I’m so glad how many Americans find our country like their homeland, it’ s only one wish..Enjoy, stay happy, never ever lose smiles from your faces, be creative.. and be proud of our country like we do!!!👋🤘✌️🇱🇹🇺🇸 The best wishes from Wisconsin!!! My second homeland, it feels like never left Lithuania!!!
❤️🇺🇲🇱🇹❤️
THE HOMES LOOK NICE. I WISH Y'ALL THE BEST IN YOUR DECISION OF BUYING A HOME FOR FUTURE INVESTMENT, IT SEEMS THST Y'ALL IT THERE. MAY GOD BLESSINGS,COURAGE AND STRENGTH CONTINUE TO BE WITH YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS 🙂💖🙏🙏🙏
Hi. Love the video
Simus, your country is truly beautiful
I am from the caribbean
Trinidad to be more specific.
I truly admire both of you and what you have accomplished in your young lives. Your parents must be very proud of you both. All the best and enjoy
I truly enjoyed travel videos something about seeing a next country gives me that joy
Best of luck in all your future endeavors, so happy for you both.
It’s a great idea Avri and Simas, as you said real estate is important to have especially its in your country that you’re familiar with. You could use it as a rental property. Good luck with your search.
Congrats, The Family will have to grow
Everything takes time. Lovely guys❤️😇
It's like wanna had so much plans after avri completion of school. I can see this vision board u guys have
The World is your playing field, so go for it and all the best!!!!
My sister and her foreign husband live in Paupys, they really enjoy that area. Good luck guys 😊
Congratulations guys🎉🎊
Thats some beautiful house very spacious and if you guys are looking to invest then i think that's a very big investment for you both. Very nice 👌
Looks great the prices are reasonable and the buildings look well built . The souroundings are clean i would say go for it the sky is the limit . I wish if i was a bit younger i would be gone right know .
You have discovered my secret hiding place of peace and pretty much no crime.
I am a Mexican American married to a Lithuanian and living in Vilnius in between my work travels.
Those prices are amazing compared to the UK plus the quality of life looks great, I'm planning to visit Lithuania next year 👌🏿👍🏽🇬🇧🇯🇲
I'd love to build a home similar to those builds, but in Jamaica 🇯🇲
You have to do what is best for you. Your face lite up when you talked about the 3 locations. If you mind, body and soul felt comfortable and peaceful, then you have found your country to live in. I wish you both the best that God and life has to offer. God bless!
All looks great. Thank you. I pass over commercials withing a video.
Congratulations .First time commenting. Although I watched you both.I love the relationship with both your parents.
Awesome homes! Maybe in the city center a 2 bedroom and rent it out as an Airbnb? That way when you visit 2 or 3 times a year you can stay there. Not sure if farther away from the city rents out more than the city center? So down the road you move to Lithuania, what happens to your USA residency/citizenship? Just something to think about. Jobs in Lithuania? Pennsylvania home prices are about the same? There's something called manufactured homes that gives a great bang for your buck here in the USA. See states that have no state income tax like Tennessee. Everyone knows Georgia, Florida, Nevada. Get someplace in a warm climate. Just my long winded 2 cents. Leave with healthcare and infrastructure in Lithuania? Thanks 🙏😊
Great vlog as always guys Lithuania looks beautiful can’t wait to visit.
Stay in prayer, I will be in prayer for you guys as well. Blessed decisions. God Bless love’s ❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏾
If you both move to Lithuania 🇱🇹, how would you transition your careers?
Their careers are acceptable worldwide!
@@peasikumoja6746 I was thinking down the line of certification or licensing. Licensing is different in every state, let alone another country.
@@KevinTheFoodExplora, it’s no big deal, most degrees are transferred and recognized in many countries. Ensuring that your degree program is accredited by an internationally recognized body is the best thing you can do if you are planning on transferring your degree to another country to work. In addition to this, remember that the particular company you choose to work for can also impact the ease with which you can move to work in another country. In order to facilitate international recognition of degrees. Then you would take the board exam and licensing! You don’t know about international students! Obtaining their degrees and travel back home upon graduation???
Real Estate is always a good investment. Go for it guys.
Loved the video hope you enjoy your stay
I'm thinking about leaving and move to Europe also, I got my eyes set on the UK, Sweden or France.
Great Thinking...Always have to think of the future💯💯✅✅
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Get the property now do not delay. Its good investment.
Enjoy your life love you both ❤
Blessings to you both.
Guy's that would be a great investment for the long haul. Never can go wrong with real estate. It's expensive in London as well. 👍🏽👍🏽From London
Wow the newly built home for the price is beyond beautiful 😃
We are considering the same with my hubbies home country, Ukraine! I say go for it!
It sounds cheap if you live in NY, I guess, but if you live in Lithuania and gain, let’s say, 800 € a month, you can’t afford to buy a house/department. That’s why Lithuanians are forced to go to work to Spain, Germany, Norway, etc😕 If you gain 2,000 € and your couple too, and you have no kids (or even if you do), and you have to pay 500 € every month for 20 years, then yeah, that’s possible!🙂
Usual wage level in Lithuania is 1568 euro(1880 USD).In Vilnius 2000 USD.Ans wages grow 10-14 percent every year.So,more then 800 euro...😉
I think it will be a good investment for your family, even if you don't live there right away your parents can also use it when they visit as well.
Very lovely, I never knew about this country before watching you guys. It is very beautiful there. I am very happy for you guys. You should definitely purchase. I moved from NY to NC and it's a big difference in my lifestyle. I am happy and relaxed.
A great thing would be if you could work remote in the US and live where you guys are now.
Love it good investment 👌1❤🇹🇹
Positive move and realistic decision investing in your future, all the best in your decisions.
You guys always make smart decisions and I think that would be a great investment 👍
Proud of you guys
Property looks amazing whatever y’all decided to do will be great investment in house always a good things do whatever y’all want to do enjoy your vacation
Hi guys, it would have been nice if u quoted the prices in US dollars
200,000 euros is abaut 236,000 dollars...
Good idea and then buy one in Jamaica too
I don't think she wants to live and advertise jamaica
It would have been nice to hear about the diversity. Are there many people of colour in the cities? I assume that you will look into that and actually speak to someone of colour about their experiences as well as that of their children in the schools etc.
I live in Maine and if you do the research you will learn about it’s diversity. Living here even during cold winters Is the best place for us. So Europe has its issues but when you are there whatever country you choose to live in you become that country not like here what you are African American, Asian, GB ,Italian American etc a label no other country aspires to follow.
How about buying it for a vacation home. A place you can go to early to get away from America.
That's a must do...
Smart too look into income property for the future 👍🏾🌹
Great investment 👌
That truly was a tall ass ceiling 😱 God forbid I got to change the light bulb in there 🤣 Looks very reasonably priced out honestly! A bit expensive I'd say for the average Lithuanian but good for foreign investors or other Lithuanians to have made their money else where. I don't know! Both of you seemed pretty happy. Seems like the perfect place to settle down 😉
Yes you are very ambitious by if you even not going to live dear right now but may be the price go up a little later as soon as people start bying it thay may rase the price
Great investment! Great udea to buy in your homeland.
Mi nuh wrong yuh yah Sims...:potentially in one of my kids bedroom " haha😄😄😄😄😄👈🏾👈🏾😄
Good luck with what ever decision you guys make. Credit is given to you both for thinking about your options and your future family. For young people I think you are going about this wisely. For what you can get for the money compared to the US, it would make sense to settle there. You have the advantage of the language, but not only is your wife beautiful she’s smart also (she could master the language I’m sure) what ever your thoughts and decisions, blessings on what ever you do 🙏🏾🎚👍🏾
She already speaks his language pretty good--shell only get better being submerged in the culture. Out of US will be a better place to raise their future mixed children.
ok guys, I struggle to comprehend how you deem as a good opportunity partially completed flats in Uzupis or Paupys in Vilnius at a rate of 4500 to 6000 Eur per square meter in a country with an average monthly gross income of 1800 USD. Housing pricing in Vilnius is simply preposterous and I am sure hard-working Lithuanians that do not tax-evade and earn an honest wage would simply smile bitterly when someone says Vilnius is affordable. All these aside, all the best to you :)
Real estate is investment Go for it
Avri did you know that you have the voice for advertising !
I love the soviet style wall papers
That part was filmed in Rome 👀 lol
@@AvriSimas Oh shoot!
You both looked so happy there. Maybe you could do a video on the job market there. If you purchased a property would you be able to rent it out you came back to the US?
It is posible,i think so...
Looks nice, can you tell us what the euros convert to american dollars, so we can get a better understanding of the cost. What do you mean when you say it's already furnished? I thought furnished meant it has furniture?
$1.18usd to $1euro....I think furnished for them is kitchen appliances and fixtures including cabinets, toilets etc
Oh ok, thanks
This is very exciting! Thanks for showing us the opportunities there. Really looking forward to seeing where you end up living 🥰 Property is so expensive in the US, but we are hoping to retire in Ghana later in life. 🙏🏿🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
Be sure to talk to someone who is from outside of that country who bought a home and what are some of the challenges owning a home as a part time home owner of the country. Is there a protection law against squatters? What are the tax penalties being Americans?. So many questions to ask. I know it’s a bargain and luckily Simas knows this country and speak the language. Good luck with your new adventure. I like your thought process.
You are Glowing Avri
Seems real nice that you can get so much more for your buck 😉 here in NYC I bought a house that’s still small compared to other states 🤣
Thats a good choice and then buy one in Jamaica too
It’s beautiful!
She's BEAUTIFUL😍😍
Congrats guys.
What!? You guys moved to LT? nice!
Excellent!!!
Do what make guys happy
You guys look so relaxed over there. Research and follow your heart 😁💕
Would this be a holiday home or for rental purposes?
Those are condos/apartments..not single homes...Yes, it would be nice to own property outside of the United States, but there is comparable properties here..just not in the New York area...As always..Wishing you well in your search for prosperity, contentment...and a safe place to live and raise your children🙏🏽💕👍
You guys need to live there n start your family
The house is wonderful 👏 😍 I love it. For me stay n buy your home
Avri & Simas, this is a great video! My wife and I are currently visiting Lithuania (from Hawaii) for the month of September and we are in an AirBnB in Siauliai. We are looking at properties to possibly purchase as our retirement home. We would like to know how to get U.S. financing to establish a mortgage for property in Lithuania. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Aciu!!!
Hello my beautiful family. You guys are my babies.God’s blessings ❤️💋😍🇧🇧
Did you look into getting a mortgage? When we checked, the banks would not give you a mortgage unless you were living/working in Lithuania.
Foreigners almost always have to pay in cash.
I know for a fact that I can buy a property in say Arkansas for as little as 4000 dollars. So I am not really sure what you call "cheap" 😁 I guess this word is E=MC2 in this case. Well anyways I like the fact that americans enjoy the country where I was born. Love You USA. 🇺🇸👍
Wow!!😳😳 houses in Lithuania are ridiculously cheap! Wish I could get a house in my city in France that cheap🤔
Moy. You and your husband are real troopers. Survivors as far as I can see so maybe you two can move a little to somewhere with reasonable prices. Love your family channel. Next door neighbours to Avri. lol
Lithuania isn’t a France, the avarage salary here is about 1k euros in the capital of the Lithuania, it’s a bit less in other places. So for this cheap house which costs 120k you have to work 10 years and don’t spent any cent :D That’s the difference.
Anyway you take it it's a good decision guys
Thanks for showing me this video letting me know the prizes for housings
40,000 euros to furnish the place? So 50,000 USD? I could furnish that place with 10 percent of that.
A long time co-worker of mine is from there. It seems developed, but is it the middle of nowhere?
Why do you say it is completely furnished and then you say all you have to do is bring your own furniture? Then she says it is furnished again. So is it furnished or not?
I don't know, but I have such a good feeling about this. This, in my opinion, is a fresh new start for you and you should go for it! Your happiness is what's paramount ❣️
Very good. Venture
Nice if u guys can afford it go for it why not
Hi guys even if you are not sure about living there you could buy and rent
Smart!
Troisième like et deuxième commentaire 😉
Real estate is a good investment go for it love you guys
Hi 👋
Are their any beaches and is a diversified country?
Here are some beaches in Lithuania: theculturetrip.com/europe/lithuania/articles/the-most-beautiful-beaches-in-lithuania/
You can read about the demographics of Lithuania here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Lithuania#Ethnic_composition
Check taxes and insurance guys. Good luck to you.
Buy it and move back U.s .A is nice but home is home ghuys
Basically its their home,don't be an idiot.
Follow your hearts
Smart investment
This would be a great investment in both of your future no matter where you decide to live. There is no loss.
You should invest in your country