Credit Foncier--- Useless!
Are Credit Foncier the worst French mortgage Company Ever.
5 weeks,12 emails,5 promises to contact me. Nothing.
Completley usless Steer Clear.
Regards
John
Are Credit Foncier the worst French mortgage Company Ever.
5 weeks,12 emails,5 promises to contact me. Nothing.
Completley usless Steer Clear.
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
I am considering buying a flat on the leaseback scheme
through EUPP. Does anyone have any experience of them? How
was it? Has anyone got any experience of what happens at
the end of the 11 year leaseback? Realistically I think I
will want to stop the leasing at the end of the 11 years.
Regards,
S
Hi,
Can anyone advise when these are issued - i.e. is it only at certain stages during the year and what, if anything can be done to speed it up - I've read in this forum about people getting paid the VAT after 'pushing' for it. Who do you contact?
Anyone heard of this development?
I already own one near Cannes which Im very happy with and umming and arring about getting involved in this one.
On the face of it seems a good development in a 5 star resort near Montpellier and the deal seems to be too good to be true.
7% return guaranteed for 25 years (although not index linked). 4 weeks usage although 3 of those weeks in low season (although Im not too worried about use).
All maintenance, utility fees etc guaranteed to be paid in the returns.
Hi,
Anyone here have a leaseback in Orée de Montpellier and after receiving reduced payments over the last couple of quarters have received a letter informing they wish to restructure the payments?
Any advice on what to do would be welcome.
Thanks
Kevin.
Hi
Has anyone a success storey in serving notice on a defaulting management company which has resulted in payment of outstanding rent - or if unsucessful what happened?
Many thanks
My french mortgage is 138K euro but I have received notification from my French mortgage company via the annual statement that my 'capital restant' is now 142K. i.e. considering what the amortization should be I am now 8K worse off. Of course I will contact the lender but I would be interested in your views/advice.
The whole
situation is so frustrating that some owners are considering simply
handing their keys back to the bank. Would this be a good idea?
This may be be of interest to this Forum's readers: http://54270joel.free.fr/rechproprio.php
This is a (French) website where owners that are worried about their rental income not being paid can get in touch with other owners.
It is nothing like this forum of course, yet it can be helpful to those who want to build up links with French leaseback owners and the various comittees that re being set up to defend investors' interests against the leaseback companies.