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 Cautionary Tale of a very unpleasant experience with an Estate Agent.
Notaire’s fees are payable on all property purchases in France. What are they and how can you work out how much they will be?
French inheritance laws and taxes are radically different from those in the UK, US and other English-speaking countries…..
A reader’s thoughts on choosing a property in the Pyrenees-Orientales, 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…
Post Brexit, Covid or just ready to make a move?
A useful site to help with understanding French rules and regulations is the English language section of the Notaires de France website.
We know that transferring money can be a hassle, so we have made the whole process as seamless as possible.
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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.
