Has anyone else signed up to a one year Mandat de Gestion with Maeva or other operator eg Lagrange? We have done so with Maeva after PV did not renew our lease. It means we still get the VAT cover. Maeva seems unable to keep the concierges in our area so Lagrange who also offer a lease in our residence (which we don’t want!) have offered a Mandat de Gestion too but with 40% fees to them! Curious if others have experience of these contracts?
An owner just posted this article in our Residencies FB group.
MMV claiming poverty, refusing to pay our rent to us since 15 th March while launching new projects.
Unbelievable!
can't believe a word thes companies tell you
Greetings all, I am new to the forum.
Do any Members have property in Campus Berges de Seine?
https://www.chateauform.com/fr/maison/campus-des-berges-de-seine/
On 17th July 2020 we all received notice from the Leasback company (Châteauform) of their intention to freeze all rent payments for 5 months.
We have replied requesting their last 3 years returns to ascertain their financial position. They have gone silent!
Thoughts?
Martin
Hi all,
I'm hoping to tap into the wealth of knowledge and experience here on the forums!
Has anyone experience of Terresens 'CRT' (https://www.terresens.com/en/taxation/crt-terresens/)?
We have recently sold our house in France it was under leaseback with M/V. We bought ourselves out of the leaseback at a fairly high cost, We made loss on the orginal sale + all the bills and the interest on the Mortgage also a proportion of the TVA to pay back. We did have lots of lovely holidays but did pay the price emotionally and financially particually with the management.
So pleased to be out of it all now. Our thanks go to the Agent, the buyers paid the fees which was great considering the treads on this site.
Hi,
I am new to the forum and just trying to do some initial research.
I'm looking to purchase a property that has a lease with VACANCES BLEUES until 2022. The agent assured me that after this date I'm free to do as I wish with the property and it's no different to purchasing a standard, older property, but having stumbled upon this site I'm not convinced. It was built in 2022.
Could someone shed some light?
im just looking for a second / holiday home that I may rent out from time to time.
thanks
Hi all,
I've been a spectator for a while but not posted previously. I've been stuck in a deteriorating situation for a while now with a leaseback that I was missold in 2008.
With a third (and very significant, long term) rent drop proposed by the management company, I am at the point of walking away. I have not signed the papers to agree to the latest rent reduction.
With all the difficulties over the years, many owners of French leasebacks are looking to sell theirs. Not always simple and not always happening.
It depends once again on the residence situation, location, management company (of course) and of course the return.
Hi everyone,
If you have a loan with Credit Foncier and looking for a Mortgage relief / Holiday period. You may have asked and they have refused, keep insisting about your demand, pushing the fact that you have lost incomes etc... repeat few times your demand if they don't answer and they may eventually come with 3 months holiday.
I have done this few times now and they always refuse initially, but came out with 3 months after few demands.
Regards,
Eddy
The French have launched a petition against leaseback owners bearing the brunt of the Covid-19 measures. As usual, the big tourist operators are benefitting while we are sacrificed.
here is the link, please sign:
The more we co-operate with our French counterparts in this whole fiasco, the stronger we'll be.
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