Buying or selling property probably involves dealing with the largest amount of money you are ever likely to handle, unless you’re a mega-wealthy tycoon! So you need to get it right!
Caroline Oliver of Trilles Immobilier gives us some tips, checks and questions to ask to find the right agent.
Another holiday and rental season is fast approaching and now is the time to start thinking about all those little (or big) jobs that need doing for next season around your property.
A Reader’s Cautionary Tale of a very unpleasant experience with an Estate Agent.
Post Brexit, mid Covid or just ready to make a move?
All you need to know about how to look for a rental property in France, deposits and the documents landlords want to see.
French inheritance laws and taxes are radically different from those in the UK, US and other English-speaking countries…..
A-tongue-in-cheek look at buying property in France without doing the research!
The impact of Brexit is now a reality but buying a second/holiday home in France will remain the dream of many British people who are fortunate enough to be able to finance such a purchase. Prestige Property Services provide expert advice on navigating the murky waters of the post-Brexit era.
You are required by law to produce the following reports when your French property is sold. The DPE (Energy Performance Certificate) has to be provided when the property is advertised for sale.
A reader’s thoughts on choosing a property in Languedoc Roussillon, France Our experience of buying houses is that the following are worth considering as part of the buying decision. What makes a very desirable residence…