Les résidences de tourisme ont connu un été en "demi-teinte" avec une fréquentation plus importante en août qu'en juillet, a indiqué mercredi le Syndicat national des résidences de tourisme (SNRT) dans un communiqué.
"Juillet n'a pas été excellent mais août a fait le plein et septembre s'annonce très bien", a détaillé le SNRT.
Les situations ont été disparates suivant les régions.
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Hi
I think I read somwhere that if a Lease is taken over from a company (not in recivership) then both the former company and current one become jointly liable for rent. Does anyone know if this is the case?
We are in this position the new copmpany have not paid the rent and I wonder who we should go after for this - any thoughts would be appreciated
I have today been contacted and told that there is a French property Exhibition of at Olympia from the 11th to the 13th of September 2009.
I am trying to get together a group of investors to hand out leaflets to people attending identifying the downfalls of the leaseback system. I am prepared to fund the leaflets out of my own pocket and set up a website to give more details.
This will be a case of handing out leaflets and contacting the people at Olympia to let them know how and why we are doing this.
Any takers?
Mutley
Bertrand,
Can you explain,why in France,you have to pay tax on an appartment that shows a nett loss.
If in the u.k,you had a similiar situation,a buy to let,which showed a nett loss there would be no tax to pay.How is it different in France.
Regards
John
Hi,
This is probably an easy one. Am I correct to think that because the Euribor rate has gone down then this will bring down that my mortgage rate when it is recalculated in November.? my mortgage is with Barclays / barifimmo and varies according to the Euribor rate.
Hi,
I bought a French Leaseback Property in 2005. For the first few years the tax fonciere was about €62 but for 2008 I was billed for €366. Was this a a mistake? Eventually I paid it plus penalties in the hope that I would get it back if it was a mistake. Anybody else get a similar bill? What should I do?
Thanks,
Recently, French banks have been increasing their range of products and introducing competitive rates. New options like capped interest rates and interest-only have been introduced.
If you want to
you can now refinance your mortgage.
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Regards
John
I am normally a UK resident and do still pay some tax in
the UK, however for the last 2.5 years I have been in South
Africa and do intend to return in about 2 years.
In the meantime I am looking at a leaseback property in in
France...
Assuming good financial state of affairs, what does anyone
think is the likelihood of my getting approval for a
mortgage for this? Anyone suggest what would be the best
company to approach?
Thanks.
S
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