Review of the French Riviera property market
This French region, where life is pleasant, and where the sun shines almost all year round (2,407 hours of sunshine in 2018!), has always also held attractions for international buyers.…
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Successful seasonal rental of property in France for non-residents
If you own a property in France but live abroad, seasonal rental could be an effective solution for you. Practically speaking, it means you can use the property for accommodation…
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The Guarantree : A guarantee free unpaid rent for the owners
Some constraints may hinder non-residents seeking a rental property in France, such as having a guarantor. Thinking that this need for a personal surety was a failure that was detrimental…
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LMNP for Dummies
Non-professional furnished property (location meublée non professionnelle, or LMNP) is a popular choice among lessors. However, one of the most significant advantages is often overlooked, namely the possibility of opting…
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Non-residents : Why should you work with a specialised broker ?
When you’re looking to invest in property, a traditional broker dedicated to resident individuals will help you very quickly find the best financing at the best rate. The market for…
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Pre-Brexit property boom : why the British are snapping up homes
Since 23 June 2016, France has been drawing in Brits, Brexit or not. In 2017, 3,173 British people applied for French citizenship, a level eight times higher than in 2015,…
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Top 5 of what you need to know before selling a property in France
1 – Before selling a house in France, prepare the list of required documents To complete your property sale in compliance with French laws, you will have to provide a…
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Financing a castle in France from Panama : Testimony
Certain countries and certain types of properties are more difficult to finance than others for banks. Being a non-resident in Panama and applying for a mortgage to purchase a château…
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Mortgages : guide to use of the condition precedent
The Scrivener law of 13 July 1979. It aims to protect property buyers, who may previously have been under certain pressure from sellers and estate agents to sign commitments to…
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