If you are considering renting French real estate which can be a very good way to learn about a French town before you buy there consider the following guidance:
One
Location of the French property
Make sure you select your location carefully. Speak with neighbors to make sure there are no nuisances in the area you don’t know about (hidden but loud train tracks etc) and make sure the location offers the services you need including access to transport and businesses. For example, verify the bus you need does stop by your home.
Two
Inclusions in the French property
Make sure all the details of the apartment are in working order and fulfill your needs. Are their items you need to buy? What will be the cost?
Three
Price of the French Rental
Make sure the price of the rent is affordable base on your current and future budget. Be careful you don’t go beyond your means.
Four
French Renting Contract
Make sure you understand the contract and get professional advice to make sure there are no illegal clauses in the contract.
Five
Payment of Rent
Do not pay any money to the owner until the rental contract is agreed to and signed
Six
Condition of the French Property
Make sure you have a list made that shows the condition of the property before you move in. Even little details need to be noted on a special document because when you move out you do not want to be responsible for damage you did not make.
There are many more important items to consider so make sure you take the time to work with a professional and get advice. In the meantime, get a copy of our French real estate renter’s guide details are here
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