The Complete Guide to Buying Property in France
This fully revised fourth edition of The Complete Guide to Buying Property in France is packed with expert advice on all aspects of purchasing and maintaining a property in France, including finance, taxation, inheritance and property rental.
This new edition of a popular book deals with the details of buying or renting a home in France in a practical, straightforward style. It will help you to avoid the pitfalls and turn the dream of a home in France into reality. It is packed with expert advice on every issue you will need to consider, including:
choosing your location – the regions of France, their property markets and transport links;
every step of the purchasing process;
mortgages and financial assistance;
renting, letting and selling a home in France;
building and buying;
education and health;
French inheritance laws and the taxation of capital;
working and setting up a business in France.
With maps, useful addresses, information on travel and a dictionary of helpful French terms, this really is the ideal companion for anyone considering buying a property in France.
REVIEWS :“Clearly and simply unravels the legalese surrounding moving
across the Channel.”
Build It
“Concise and clearly set out, this is a good research starting
point if you’re thinking of upping sticks.”
The Mail on Sunday
“Everything you need to know about buying a property in France.”
French Property News
“Offers expert advice on the whole range of issues which need to
be considered by anyone with the dream of turning their fantasy of a
home in France into reality.”
Scotlands New Homebuyer
“The ideal companion on your journey to owning your dream French
home.”
Homes Overseas
Paperback, 304 Pages, Dimensions 216 x 135 MM Language English.
1. Choosing your location
2. The regions
3. Renting a home in France
4. The purchase of your home
5. Mortgages and financial assistance for the housebuyer
6. Buying a new property and having a property built
7. The purchase of an apartment or private property on a housing development
8. Heating your home and optimizing your utility bills
9. Settling in
10. Letting and selling your French home
11. Education and health
12. Working and setting up a business in France
13. French inheritance laws and the taxation of capital
Charles Davey graduated from Oriel College, Oxford. He studied Law at Nottingham Law College and is a practising barrister.