Leaseback Property in France

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Leaseback Property France

French leaseback Properties are very different form UK BTL property. Buying Leaeback property in France form French developers or agents can sometimes be over complicated, expensive and the French Mortgage process long and lending criteria very strict.

At New New Mortgage Finder we aim to offer the very best purchase advise on buying Leasebacks for non-nationals buying investment properties in France and on their French mortgage scheme in general. We choose from one of the largest selection of French Lender panels outside France and aim to be a specialist in providing advice on Mortgages in France, equity release, remortgage and of course the fantastic Government leaseback incentive scheme Leaseback.

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French leaseback Property from New Mortgage Finder

New Mortgage Finder is a French Leaseback Property specialist and advises on French Leaseback purchases for non-nationals buying properties in France whether for the first time or even if you are growing a property portfolio.Our staff will be able to guide you through the process of obtaining mortgages in France and help you decide if it's better to borrow against a UK property or raise the mortgage in France and benefit from the lower euro mortgage rates and the generous tax benefits available.

At New Mortgage Finder, our qualified consultants in the French Leaseback scheme offer expert advice and the ability to identify which Leaseback mortgage scheme will suit you. If you are considering a French Leaseback Property loan contact us for more information on our French mortgage schemes including Leaseback, equity release and remortgage mortgage schemes.

Most French Leaseback leases allow owners to have periods of use, however these are restricted to a set number of weeks in the year and can be at set periods. Because you provide the property to be rented you can expect a rental income which is guaranteed throughout the lease period, this is typically 3-5% of the purchase price. It should be noted that the income is taxable (see Below) and once set cannot be changed. However, it can attract a from of indexing linked to inflation. The more weeks you use the property the lower the % of income you should expect to receive. Why is it that French leaseback property is such a popular why to buy your rented property in France? We aim to provide the basic leaseback information you will need and to be placed in an informed position in order to make the right choice. we will cover leaseback Finance and French leaseback mortgages, provide Hints & Tips on what you should consider when considering a French LEASEBACK PROPERTY in France. Read more on Leasebacks in Corsica . The French Ski and Alps property and apartments resorts such as Courchevel,Megeve, Meribel and Val d'lsere with apartments overlooking popular holiday destinations are likely to have Ski Apartment Leaseback Schemes available, however French leaseback schemes can be found all over France even Saint Tropez and Paris. Leaseback in Corsica can be different let us tell you how.

Acceptance of your mortgage offer

Once you have received your mortgage offer, you must wait at least 10 clear days before signing and accepting it in order to comply with French financial legislation, and then return it to us or the lender.

However, you must accept the offer within 30 days otherwise the offer will expire. When you return the offer to us, you should enclose a Euro bankers draft for the arrangement fee. We will then send details of your mortgage offer to your notary so that he can prepare for the deed of sale to be signed.

1- French regional taxes and Leaseback tax treatment of income

As the new owner, you will be responsible for paying local property tax/rates (taxe foncière) and, if you intend to live in the property, occupancy tax (taxe d'habitation). The income received from your French Leaseback Property will attract income tax at your highest pay rate. However, careful choice in mortgage schemes can help reduce or even eliminate this altogether. Find out more... Contact Us

2- Other French Leaseback tax implications

You may be liable to French tax when you sell the property or if you derive any income from it i.e. by letting.
French tax may also be due if you die or if you give the property to someone else. In fact, French inheritance laws are very different to those in the UK and you will be subject to these if you purchase in France. We recommend you seek professional advice.

There may also be UK tax implications. However, there is Taxation Treaty between the UK and France which will normally mean that you do not have to pay taxes twice. For any additional information on tax implication, we recommend that you seek professional advice. Find out more... Leaseback mortgages

The notaire in France is actually a government official responsible for the conveyancing and represents both the vendor and buyer. It is therefore advisable to have your own notaire to protect your own interests. Notary Fees payable when buying in France are approx. 7% - 10% although new properties are less typically around 3%-4%.

There are two Property Taxes which are both based on the average rental value according to the local land registry:

1.) Taxe foncire payable by the owners of the property is equivalent to the rate system.
2.) Taxe dhabitation payable by whomever resides in the property.

We would always advise you to seek independent legal advice, regarding French property law.

NEW and EXCLUSIVE for 2007

We have secured an semi-exclusive deal that will apply to all Leaseback applications submitted in 2007. The lenders arrangement fee is discounted in some cases to just 500 euros.

If you currently have rental income as well as earned income, then 80% of the existing non earned income could be considered. it must of course be provable.

All of our Euro French mortgages offered have a 11 day cooling of period. 1000€ -1% broker fees apply to our leaseback mortgages, However, any loans over 250,000 are under separate negotiation, call us to see what we can do for you. rates as low as 3.85%.

In France, the purchase of a property is a regulated process. We have a team of experts at hand to offer advice on how to proceed with purchasing in France, what to avoid and assistance in financing your purchase. Below is a brief outline on the basic procedures of buying in France.

Once a price has been agreed with the developer and you both sign a binding sales reservation contract, usually a Compromis de Vente and at this point a deposit of 5-10% of the purchase price is required.

Euro Mortgages can be arranged on French properties and current rates are attractive. However, all mortgages are full status and proof of income and outgoings will be required. Loans can be arranged for acquisition, renovation & construction purposes.

French lenders will not consider lending to UK companies but it is possible to create a French company expressly for the purchase of the property i.e a Socit Civile Immobilire (CSI) which is a transparent, non-trading company with a minimum of 2 share-holders. Any loan is then made to the company and the individual share-holders stand as guarantors. can be a useful tool in the fight against inherency laws and the French laws of succession.

Further payments ay be requested during the build process. Depending on your deposit or down payment further funding may be requested before completion. If however, further amounts are requested beyond your part, the back releases in stages to required amounts direct to the developer.

Learn more about the buying process with our step-by-step guide.

GETTING STARTED

You can begin the process of buying your French property today. Trained advisors are available to discuss your requirements over the phone.
Once decided on the region where you plan to purchase your French property, please contact your mortgage adviser before you leave.

E: enquiries@newmortgagefinder.co.uk

Legal Information

THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
THE STERLING EQUIVALENT OF YOUR LIABILITY UNDER A FOREIGN CURRENCY MORTGAGE MAY BE INCREASED BY EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS.
WE REQUIRE THE PROPERTY AND CONTENTS TO BE INSURED, AND LIFE ASSURANCE IS ALSO REQUIRED.

Mortgages require a charge on your property.
All loans are subject to status and in most instances a valuation appraisal. All loans are not available to persons under 18 years and for the purchase of real property situated outside Metropolitan France (i.e. Corsica and Overseas French Departments / Territories.
Written quotations are available upon request.
Rates correct at the time of release.