Time to Review Your Current French Mortgage

French real estate mortgage Rates decline.

This post is a reminder that the mortgage interest rates in France continue to drop at this time.

We had a client who purchased a home in Aspremont in the south of France in 2012 with a mortgage rate of 4.5 percent over 20 years and now a current client who is buying with a mortgage rate of 2.25 percent over 20 years.

Even if you are not planning on buying a French property right now, it may be possible for you to renegotiate the mortgage you currently have on your French property. This can save you a lot of money long term.

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French Mortgage Rates Continue to Go Down January 2015

If you want to invest in French real estate and you have an excellent file you can take advantage of the new even lower French mortgage rates.

According to the latest report from the Observatoire Crédit Logement there has been a further decline in rates during the month of January 2015. On the average the base lending rate excluding insurance and other costs is now 2.29 percent.

If you would like to find out how you can take advantage of the low rates for a purchase or re-mortgaging of a French property we can put you in touch with an English speaking French mortgage broker. Just contact us here.

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French Real Estate Insurance: Borrowers may get Right to change Insurers

When you purchase French real estate with a loan, typically the loan has to be insured, however, there is controversy about how the French banks may require borrowers to use the banks own insurance instead of a lower cost alternative. If you want to choose an alternative the bank may charge you more for your French real estate loan.

According to an article in Le Figaro, Benoit Hamon, the minster of Consumer Affairs in France has proposed that borrowers receive the legal right to find a new loan insurer and change the insurance cost on their loan during a period of one year after the signing of loan agreement with the French bank.

At this time December 2013 this is simply a proposal from the minister and the rules have not changed. It is currently to be discussed in the French national assembly.

Read the original article in French here

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