The Complete Guide to Buying Property in France: Buying, Letting, Renting, Selling

by Charles Davey (Author)

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  Paperback
  2004

  $3.25

  Praise and Reviews: 'Packed with practical, expert advice, this is an indispensable guide on how to avert disaster when purchasing a French property. With step-by-step guidance, it deals with the finer details to make your move a stress-free success. No prospective buyer should be without it.' - Everything France . 'A practical guide that deals with all the relevant issues' - Mortgage Advisor and Home Buyer . 'A constant reference point' - French Property Links.More and more people are buying property in France. The climate, culture and lifestyle make it a very seductive proposition. This fully revised second edition of The Complete Guide to Buying Property in France is the most informative and best-value book available on the subject. 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; financing your purchase; French inheritance and taxation rules; health and education adapting to your French lifestyle; renting and letting a home in France; and, setting up a business in France. Packed with practical details such as useful vocabulary, Web sites, contact addresses, flight information and sample letters, it is your essential companion to avoiding the pitfalls and turning your dream into a reality.

• Used

  Paperback
  2003

  $3.25

  Owning a house in France is a dream for many British people and, increasingly, a reality for some. Property prices are generally lower than in much of the UK, which encourages many buyers, but purchasing and selling costs are much higher. Choosing the wrong property or wrong location can be an expensive mistake. This guide deals with the detail of buying or renting a home in France in a practical and straightforward way. Every aspect of buying property is dealt with, including financial issues, choosing a location, the different regions, renting, purchasing, buying land, apartments, letting and selling, taxation and inheritance rules, and retiring, working and setting up a business in France. With maps, useful addresses and a dictionary of helpful French terms, the book is a companion for any would-be Francophile and should help prospective buyers avoid the pitfalls which can turn buying a dream home into a disaster.