French investors warned to stay savvy
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A property expert has warned that investors hoping to buy a home abroad must take taxes into account when working out how much profit they will make on their home.
In the most part, those who decide to invest in French property look set to do well, as the country’s stunning countryside, culture and cuisine never fail to attract visitors from across the globe.
Buy to let landlords would therefore do well to consider buying property there which could be used as a holiday home and rented out for the rest of the year.
Foreign investors ‘must consider tax implications’
However, David Austin, …
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