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July French Mortgage Update
Interest rates in July remain unchanged compared to June 2010.
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French Mortgage Success Story with Sextant
On the 15th February 2010, the office received a call from a new client called James D., requesting additional information on certain properties in France that were for sale on the Sextant Properties ...
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Which French Leaseback should I choose?
. Nowadays, if you want to finance your French leaseback property, it is better to select one which has a yield lower than 5%;
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New Mortgage with variable rate available
.The French banks usually index their rates to Euribor 3-month currently at 0.827%. But if you are currently looking for a mortgage to finance your project,
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What you need to know about remortgage in Fr...
The operation consists of buying back your current mortgage by a bank with early termination fees (ERC) and other fees.
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The top 10 ‘Most prestigious Sextant French ...
With its astonishing variety of landscapes, breathtaking scenery and rich cultural heritage, France boasts a wide range of magnificent and original properties within idyllic spots all over the country ...
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May French Mortgage Update
Interest rates are lower compared to January 2010 with the Euribor 3 months rate at 0.634% so it is the best time to take on a fixed rate, at their lowest value ever
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Les Senioriales d’Equemauville – A Retiremen...
The Normandy coast is now the scene of an entirely new type of housing development.
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April French Mortgage Update
Interest rates are lower compared to January 2010 with the Euribor 3 months rate at 0.634% so it is the best time to take on a fixed rate, at their lowest value ever
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Income tax in France (2010 rates)
Further to several enquiries from property investors, we have decided to clarify the French income tax for people investing in France or who currently have a French income.
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