French Investment Property

Want to invest in France? What property vehicle can you use for your financial plans? What are the options....

Leaseback

Leaseback property has been around for two decades in France and was introduced by the French government to increase the quantity of quality holiday accommodation available in areas capable of attracting more tourists.

The properties are usually located in a “Residence de Tourisme” (Tourist Residence) or “Residence avec Services” (Residence with Services) which cater for short term lets and provide a variety of services usually to include reception, breakfast (by prior arrangement), laundry and linen services, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room…

The leaseback scheme enables you to purchase freehold a property which you then earn a rental income from. When leaseback schemes are sold, there is a pre-selected property management company to whom you "leaseback" your property for a period which usually ranges between 9 and 12 years.

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Buy to Let

New build buy to let properties include off-plan as well as refurbished properties. With any new build property, we offer you a turn-key formula property investment, giving the opportunity to any investor to buy a new build property anywhere in France, receive a guaranteed income while the property goes up in value. This means that you will lease the property to a permanent tenant and a property management company will look after your interests and will pay you an income on a monthly basis.

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Off-Plan

Buying a new property in France is an attractive proposition - with prices much lower than the UK. Our developments are selected for their locations and good value. Many of the these developments offer guaranteed rental income. We have over 30 developments to choose from - all over France.

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Reversion Property

A reversion property is a property purchased from a retired homeowner at a highly discounted price. The vendors release equity from their properties usually without moving out in order to receive additional income to supplement their pensions. The buyer pays an initial lump sum, which represents a small fraction of the property’s market value as well as in most cases, a lifetime income called annuity. When the vendor passes away, the property reverts to the buyer.

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