Has anyone got a veiw as to which ski resorts in france they would not buy into,due to the possible lack of snow.
Is their a clause in these leaseback agreements that the management could exercise ,to not pay the rent ,if their was no snow/tourists.
I'm planing to buy a leaseback ski apartment in the Alps, does anyone knows if the rent (after expenses taken out) will cover for the mortgage payments?
If anyone has paid any tax in France that they think they should not have paid, you only have until 31st December of the year following the year in which you paid the disputed tax, to reclaim it. It is also your responsibility to ensure that you pay any taxes due. The tax office does not always tell you what taxes are due or when they are due.
Can anyone help with the following please re. a leaseback that is a refurbished property as opposed to a new build?:
What building defects guarantee should one expect on a refurbished property? Does the vendor have to undertake / make available a condition survey or similar prior to sale?
During the lease does the management companys' repair responsibility extend to structural repairs and exterior decoration as well as internal upkeep?
Does anybody have experience of a company called OACI Conseil offering ski leasebacks in the Alps via a management company called Anaite?
Anyone else out there with an apartment in Maisons Laffitte?
It's official! Taxe Professionnelle must be paid by the management company and not the private owner. Following a court ruling in April this year, I have received a rebate for the TP I paid in 2005. I don't know what's happened to the TP I paid in 2003 and 2004 but I suppose it's a start!
This is my first ever forum posting, so please excuse me if I am asking a previously asked/responded to question?
I'm interested in purchasing a ski leaseback property, but I am concerned about eventual re-sale? Has anyone got any experiences of purchasing a lease back, and then selling it a few years later. Has the capital value of the property appreciated? - A circa 4.0% yield would hardly seem worth it, if the property is subsequently difficult to sell on.
I am thinking about buying in orelle a bit out of the way but linked to the trois vallee- the price is good but a couple of things worry me. Its not ski in ski out and is linked to val thorens by telecabin that can be prone to closure in high wind. The development is around 700 km from the lift.The place is really quiet. Anybody any thoughts?
hi, im considering purchasin a french leaseback. I am worried that they seem to be a lot of money for a relatively small amoiunt of space. does this concern any of you owneres? what do u recommend i look for in a leaseback, is it better to get one that is due to complete sooner or later? also is it true that you have to take out the mortgage before the aprtment is even built? sorry for all the questions its just ive tried to speak to an agent and they just wouldnt answer my questions atall!
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