Guaranteed rental income
There are growing signs that property prices across Europe have peaked. In the UK the latest reports indicated house prices are in decline in Great Britain. Meanwhile in Europe, the emerging markets in the East such as Bulgaria, Turkey, etc. are not showing the house price inflation of 2005. In fact, many experts are not recommending Bulgaria any more…..
So in troubled times – where do you turn? One market that continues to expand is the Leaseback market in France. Briefly, leaseback offers purchasing a new property with the local tax (19.6%) refunded AND a guaranteed rental income for initally for 9 to 11 years (more details on the French leaseback scheme).
The rental income is typically in the range of 3 to 6% per annum (on the purchase price). With mortgage rates less than 4%, this is a very attractive proposition.
In addition, of course, there is the expectation of capital growth.
The leasebacks are located in tourist locations and are available across all regions of France.
Stumble it!French leaseback property is particularly popular with Brits who are investing in ski resorts, one expert has claimed.Ewan McGarrie, chief executive of Property Investment.co.uk, said that the scheme was becoming increasingly attractive to those who were buying on the slopes - particularly in France.Guaranteed rental incomeFrench leaseback provides the owner.....click title for details
Are you looking for a solid investment property? Then French Leasebacks are for you! This a 20 year investment in holiday accommodation in France with tax incentives and guaranteed rental incomes. This type of investment is a product of the French Government looking for a solution to holiday accommodation shortages in.....click title for details
