ПРОДАЛИ КВАРТИРУ В РОССИИ за КОПЕЙКИ и ПЕРЕЕХАТЬ В АРМЕНИЮ ЧЕСТНО ПРО ПЕРЕЕЗД И ДЕНЬГИ

In this video, we talk candidly about completing an important milestone—selling our apartment in Ufa. Why we had to make huge concessions, what's the current state of the Russian real estate market, and how much money we ultimately lost? We discuss all the details: from complications with child protection authorities and transferring money through VTB to our first major expenses in a year of living in Armenia. Now all our attention is on our new home, renovations, and settling into life in Yerevan. In this episode: Price shock: how we lost 2 million rubles on the sale. Difficulties in the transaction: child protection authorities and help from family. How to transfer money from Russia to Armenia in 2024. How much does it cost to live in Yerevan: our annual expenses. Renovation plans and why we chose construction over resale. Thanks for following our moving story! Subscribe to EDGAR BAGDASARIAN's channel (Family VLOG) to stay up-to-date with vlogs about renovations and our life in Armenia. 👉 We currently live in Yerevan, Armenia 🇦🇲 👉 We are now living in Yerevan, Armenia. 🇦🇲 👉 More ✅For cooperation inquiries: ►📬 Mail: Cooperation Email --- [email protected] \ [email protected] ►💬 Telegram PM : Cooperation Telegram https://t.me/Mredgarcross 🔹TELEGRAM CHANNEL 🏡 https://t.me/OlgaNise 🌳 🔹ZEN CHANNEL► https://clck.ru/Rmys7 📲 OLGA'S VK - https://vk.com/olga20051986 📲 EDGAR'S VK - https://vk.com/mredgarcross #EREVAN #ARMENIA #VLOG #FAMILY #ARMENIA #YEREVAN #vlog #armenia #yerevan #movingtoarmenia #realestate #ufa #lifeinarmenia #vlog #bagdasaryanfamily #apartmentforsale #permanentresidence 00:00 — Start of the walk, coffee, and plans to buy shashlik. 00:30 — Main news: almost sold the apartment in Ufa. A huge discount and a loss of money. 01:08 — Lost about 2 million rubles. The plan was for 7 million, but in the end, they received about 5 million. 01:47 — The nuances of transferring money from Russia to Armenia via VTB and a 2% commission. 02:26 — The story of how Olya's mother and brother Spartak helped with the sale. An apartment swap on the basis of "honesty" due to difficulties with guardianship. 03:08 — Difficulties with guardianship authorities: why they didn't allow the sale of the apartment because of an underage daughter. 04:22 — Final calculations: how much money remains for renovations and the mortgage (about 4.5 million rubles). 05:04 — Ordering shashlik and lula kebab. Milana tries Yerevan coffee. 06:55 — Expenses for a year of living in Armenia: over a million rubles just for current expenses. 07:09 — Who bought the apartment: a story about SVO payments. 08:00 — Description of the apartment: a three-room apartment, 68 sq. m., in a great location in Ufa, which didn't sell for the desired price. 08:56 — Reflections on the current real estate market in Russia: why apartments are cheaper than they seem. 13:43 — Criticism of the work of guardianship authorities in Bashkortostan and the inconsistency of local "amendments" with federal laws. 16:43 — Thanks to Spartak for his help and description of the transaction terms. 18:41 — Comparison with the Armenian market: real estate and land prices are only rising here. 19:45 — Waiting for the funds to be credited and next steps: starting renovations in a new home. 20:46 — Why didn't people buy a ready-made house (recycled): development and style features in Armenia. 10:00 PM — Comparison of Armenian villages with Russia's Bulgakovo. Prices for luxury housing in Yerevan. 11:08 PM — Current status: The building is ready, awaiting funds to begin finishing work.