Avoid mistakes. Understand how the French real estate buying process works with ESREA France
As a French real estate buyer sometimes you may think that all is well with your French property when you see the diagnostics that are required by law but the diagnostics will not tell you about a number important of important times about the home, at least not at the time of writing. Continue reading “French real estate buyers tip number 19”
In a French real estate advertisement you may see the term ‘maison de plein pied’.
The French real estate term Maison de Plein Pied is referring to a house that is all on one level. That is you enter and you will find the main living area, kitchen, bedrooms, washroom etc all on one floor. You will not have an stairs going to a different level. Unless there is an area sous sol.
In some country’s a French maison de plein pied 
Cynthia Sadler wrote ” I am so grateful to you for your help, and I have already spoken to friends who are planning to retire in France after their children graduate from college in 5 or 6 years, letting them know about the wonderful support that ESREA France will be able to provide when they start looking for a house to buy. You can be sure that I’ll be referring other friends who are thinking about relocation possibilities to you as I learn of that interest!I”
Tanya Coletz wrote “I can’t recommend David enough, such a refreshing experience after months of trying to find suitable professionals myself he managed to find English speaking, qualified and responsive recommendations immediately. He also responded to my emails on a French holiday and followed through on every promise at a very reasonable price. I’m very grateful for his help and highly recommend his professional service”
Note: Details on our 110 Tip electronic French real estate buyer’s guide plus checklists is here.
Click the link below for the most recent French Real Estate Property Historical Pricing Trends. You will arrive at the English page on the Government of France website. The page shows historical trends in French real estate and property as of October 2019
Continue reading “October 2019 French Property Historical Price Trends”
One of the nicest ways to greet a potential French real estate buyer is with some nice plants or flowers inside your property. Continue reading “French real estate sellers tip number 19”
French real estate owners need to know the impact of living in France on their heirs.
According to this article, under French ‘forced heirship’ rules, children are protected heirs but spouses have less legal rights.
There may be an option for you to use estate planning tools to help you reduce the impact of the local succession law restrictions and help you ensure your legacy passes to chosen heirs.
Read this complete article as a sample of information to review.
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Cynthia Sadler wrote ” I am so grateful to you for your help, and I have already spoken to friends who are planning to retire in France after their children graduate from college in 5 or 6 years, letting them know about the wonderful support that ESREA France will be able to provide when they start looking for a house to buy. You can be sure that I’ll be referring other friends who are thinking about relocation possibilities to you as I learn of that interest!I”
Tanya Coletz wrote “I can’t recommend David enough, such a refreshing experience after months of trying to find suitable professionals myself he managed to find English speaking, qualified and responsive recommendations immediately. He also responded to my emails on a French holiday and followed through on every promise at a very reasonable price. I’m very grateful for his help and highly recommend his professional service”
Note: Details on our 110 Tip electronic French real estate buyer’s guide plus checklists is here.