Basics
French Leaseback Basics
The tourist leaseback scheme was introduced by the French government in 1976 to enhance the tourist industry in different parts of France. We are advertising French leasebacks from a number of developers and property management companies.
We have over 200 French Leasebacks in France
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French Leaseback Basics
- Properties are sold furnished and maintained in excellent condition by a management company during the lease term
- Rental income: from 4% to 6% of your initial investment during 9 years minimum
- Up to 100% of the purchase price of the property can be financed by our partners at attractive rates
- Tax advantages: 2 years exemption from Tax Fonciere (Tax on Property)
- Lower deposit than for a resale property (5% instead of 10%)
- Property investments located in growth potential tourist areas along the Mediterranean Coast, the Atlantic coast and the Alps, in a steady political and economical environment in the first most visited country in the world.
- Notary fees vary between 2 and 4 % for the purchase of a new property whereas it is usually between 6-8% for a resale property
Types of French Leaseback Property
You can buy apartments, duplexes, ski chalets and villas – there are even opportunities to buy into rooms in hotels across all France. The spread of property ranges from Paris, Bordeaux and Cannes across all regions from Brittany to the French Riviera, France.
More about French Leasebacks
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