Reversion Property

Reversion Introduction

A reversion property (in French referred to as viager) 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.
 

Investment Opportunity

Buying a reversion property is an investment opportunity, which allows buying a property for a fraction of its current market price. An increasing numbers of people buy reversion properties as part of their pension planning. The discount on the market value varies according to the age of the vendor, the characteristics of the property and the location.

Reversion FAQ

The FAQ explains the opportunities with this type of investment, the types of investors attracted to this scheme, how it works, legal explanations including the rights of the vendor and buyer, and the costs / fees.

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Reversion Properties

Our current list of properties available in the reversion property scheme

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