What does Frais de notaire mean?

Frais de notarire is the French term for notary fees. The fees that need to be paid as part of the sale of a French property.

If you want to learn who pays the French notary fees in France then read this article.

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Video: Very Expensive French Properties French Riviera Cost 50 million Euros

France has some extremely expensive luxury properties. Below is a link to a video of one house that is undergoing a 12 million Euro renovation and has a cost to the buyer of 55 million Euros. The house is 1200 m2 and the land is 8300 m2.

Click on this link for the 2 minute video of Ultra Luxury French Property

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What does Lu et approuvé mean on a French document?

When you read “Lu et approuvé”  it literally means ‘read and approved’ and these terms will typically be seen at the end of a French contract and you are typically requested to sign after or below these words.

Important: The presence of these words are to remind you to make sure you understand what you are signing. Make sure you get proper legal advice if you are not sure about what you are signing.

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French Property Affordability is on the Increase

Even though the price in general of French real estate has remained high the ability of people to be able to afford French real estate has increased in 30 cities in France.

Research published by Capacim (capacity to purchase real estate) announced on October 29th 2013 indicated that in some parts of Paris, for example, 34.2 percent of people were able to purchase French real estate that matches their needs, in contrast to only 32.9 percent a year ago. The most affordable area is Evry where 68.3 percent of residents can afford to buy a French property suiting their needs.

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What is a Fosse Septique in a French property advertisement?

The presence of the term Fosse Septique needs to get your attention. Fosse septique is a septic tank, a type of sanitary system used to collect the liquids and solids that exit your toilet.

When you see this term in an advertisement you need to make sure the French property owner has had the Fosse Septique inspected and that it is still in excellent working order.

You also need to find out the last time it was cleaned out and when the next cleaning is due.

Make sure you contact a septic system specialist to learn all you need to now before buying a French property with a Fosse Septique.

In general, it is an important item you need to budget to maintain. When you find properties without a Fosse Septic they are typically connected to a town sanitary system via a series of piping. Make sure you have this confirmation in writing, ask your English speaking notary for advice.

Important note: Always make sure you know if a French property has a Fosse Septic and the condition of the system before you commit to any purchase.

This article is simply a reminder. Always see legal advice before buying a french property.

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