Welcome to our comprehensive guide to Investment Property in France. A complete online resource for information for those who are thinking about Buy-to-Let or Investment Property in France.
More and more people are using French property for an investment either existing Second Home owners who rent out their property when they are not using it or people buying with the intention of having a continuous rental income. Here you will find all the information you need to guide you through the process of Buy-to-Let or letting your existing property.
If you can’t find the information you are looking for in this section, please scroll down the page where you will find all of our articles on Investment Property in France.
An overview of Investment Property in FranceHow Buy-to-Let works in France and the best area to buy an Investment Property |
Rules and regulations when letting an Investment PropertySmoke alarms, required furnishings and the tax implications |
French marriage rules could help (or stop) your partner inheriting your overseas property, writes Stone King’s Alexandra Weatherdon. If you’re planning to buy a home in France you may want to ensure that your partner will inherit the property…
With the UK General Election looming, we asked Adam Jordan, foreign exchange dealer at moneycorp, how to mitigate the risk of buying in France and minimise the impact of currency movements on transactions. FE: The pound took a major hit after the referendum, will the upcoming…
Living a charmed life in a French château is the ultimate dream − and it’s not out of buyers’ reach. France has châteaux of all sizes on the market, many dating back to the early 19th century. Here are the…
Investing in France is common sense – pure and simple. Year after year, the Hexagon continues to be the most visited country in the world, with Paris attracting more tourists than any other destination in Europe. Savvy Britons have…
With one of the most regulated property markets in the world, France has always been a great place to invest. Holiday lets are a lucrative business, and buying a second home is perhaps the best, and most assured way to invest…
Investing in a vineyard is a common dream and certainly a growing trend. But it can be a risky and ruinous business if not given proper consideration. It is not simply a case of buying a lovely country home,…
Buy-to-let has long been a popular concept and, despite the economic downturn is for many a great way of generating an income. Buy-to-let generally means buying a property to let out on a long-term basis to permanent tenants but it…
It is a truth universally acknowledged (on the Hexagon anyway) that the French really do prefer to buy new properties. Across France, in cities, towns and tiny villages, new builds are being snapped up by buyers. However, they now…
French Entrée’s Sylvia Edwards Davis chats to South African couple Almarie and Dan Hugo about their bold move to buy two period flats in Haute-Garonne – within the same building… FrenchEntrée Magazine: What brought you to France? Almarie…
The rental property market in France is more competitive than ever. For potential guests, choice is king and standing out from the crowd in a busy marketplace can be a challenge. Choosing the right online portal on which to market…
What will letting French property cost you in tax? If you own or you are thinking about buying French property, you may have considered the letting opportunities. It could be that you only live in France part-time and want…
If you earn an income from property in France, you are obliged to declare that income in France and pay any relevant taxes in France. UK residents would also declare their French income on their UK tax return and…
With the launch of a new office in the Languedoc, Blevins Franks’ Partner Thomas Marron tells us what drew him and his family to the region. By Thomas Marron, LL.B (Hons) Some years ago, I found myself mulling over…
For those counting down the minutes to the winter season, Tignes offers some of the best early season skiing in the Alps. Sitting at 3,400m the Grande Motte Glacier will open on 1st October offering 20kms of skiing for all…
A recent case of France’s supreme court, decided that a Monaco company was not subject to inheritance tax on French property upon the death of a shareholder.
All furnished lets in France are governed by the law ALUR and must be equipped as a minimum with the following items…
When thinking about buying a property in France you may well consider the possibility of letting the property when you are not using it. It could be that you already have a holiday home there which you rent out or…
Every home in France must be equipped with an independent smoke alarm (DAAF Détecteur avertisseur autonome de fumée) by March 8, 2015 at the latest. The DAAF has to comply with the norm NF EN14604 or CE EN14604 and can…
Properties with sailing and skiing on the doorstep
will appeal to British buyers, predicts developer. New holiday homes approved in four locations around Lake Annecy, in the foothills of the Alps…
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A new eight-page guide to the purchase of a French property on a leaseback basis has been published in English by one of the country’s leading developers, MGM French Properties.
Image not found.Buy-to-let has long been a popular concept and, despite the economic slowdown, is for many a great way of generating an income. Here, we ask some of our Premier Partner Estate Agents what they would advise an investor looking for a long-term buy-to-let in France and analyse how to ensure a profitable investment.
There are many types of guaranteed rental schemes within the international property arena, but the French leaseback scheme which dates back to the 1980’s, could be described as the ‘mother’ of all schemes. It is not simply a short-term developers’…
There was a time when the French property market for overseas buyers mainly meant second homes. Then a few brave souls started to buy homes in live in France, followed by if not a torrent at least a steady flow…
When it comes to choosing which part of France to buy an investment property there is no great mystery. You need to choose an area where people want to go on holiday in large numbers – or where there are…
The same basic principles apply to buy to let in France as they do in other countries such as the United States, Ireland and Britain. Before you purchase a property you need to make sure it’s in the right region,…
The leaseback system in France is increasingly popular with British buyers. Here businesswoman Lyndsey Gresham describes why she bought a leaseback flat and what the process involves
Image not found.When Ian and Louise Williams were looking to buy a holiday home in France, they found that the leaseback scheme fitted their needs perfectly
The French use the leaseback scheme as a form of pension investment rather than a way to make a quick profit; British purchasers might be wise to follow suit…
Q What is leaseback? Leasback property in France is a unique French scheme under which the or purchaser buys a house or flat – often but not always a new build – and then leases it back to a rental…
