Pound GBP to Turkish Lira YTL Exchange Rate

The daily GBP Pound Exchange rates for many foreign currencies including the New Turkish Lira ( YTL / TRY ) Can be found at http://www.firstratefx.com These Inter Bank rates are supplied by The European Central Bank. You therefore get very accurate Bank rates before you change any money! Click here for cheap flights to Dalaman This helps save money for your Turkey Inspection trip.

A place in The Sun

There are many companies offering cheap inspection trips based off 4 or 5 days for £20 per person and upwards. Just be aware many firms mark up the prices of property for sale or do not offer much discount so they can get a large commission on the sale. Be careful as many such firms attend the place in the sun Exhibition held in London Excel annually (In April 2008)Some firms are based outside the UK in countries like Spain where very few regulations apply. Many would be property investors have experienced misselling from a number of these companies so never trust their salesman and do your own research.

Fethiye property

Turkish property is now booming with the introduction of Turkish Mortgages this year (2008)
Fethiye apartments are found throughout the surrounding area. Fethiye and Olu Deniz are a favourite with British expats due to the stunning scenery, history and lifestyle on offer. You have The infamous lagoon and beach of Olu Deniz, the views from Faralya and Fethiye town, along with paragliding, watersports and the like. living and property prices are very reasonable by UK standards and Dalaman International airport is only a short drive away. Cheap flights to Dalaman are offered by many airlines including Thomsonfly and Flythomascook airlines. Turkish property is definitely worth your own independent Turkey inspection trip!

Inspection Trip

Turkey Inspection trips range in price and quality. There is one particular 2 bed apartment for sale, in this region of Turkey, not far from Olu Deniz or Dalaman. Turkish mortgages should be available to Turks and foriegners alike, from January 2008, as the legislation was passed in 2007. This is the first time in Turkey that mortgages have been freely available and property prices will increase, as a result.