Purchasing Property Step by Step
Volume VIII, Issue 8
From the point you find the property of your dreams to when you walk away with the keys, is a long, but sure process that eliminates the risks involved in taking title of a property in a foreign land. Allow a good three months to become the proud owner, with a few hoops to jump through, but rest assured there will be little to question when all is said and done.
Read all about the step-by-step process in today’s issue of French Property Insider so that you’ll be prepared when it comes your time to take the property purchasing plunge.
Once you’re the proud owner, your next step will be to design and decorate the property to suit your needs or the needs of a rental property. Take the good advice of today’s article as well as our own experts, who believe that “The image of a Paris apartment brings the thought of intrigue, romance, and European beauty to mind.” That’s why visitors come to Paris — to enjoy the esthetics of France, not the contemporary world of New York or Los Angeles, but of centuries past. Relish in it and enjoy it for all it offers…and think luxury all the way.
In store, too, are a variety of articles from sister publications which will entertain and enlighten you on what’s happening in Paris and all over France to make property ownership an even better investment than ever.
Our Hot Properties offer up a taste of each of what is considered to be the hottest regions: 1) Gascony and the Dordogne, 2) The Loire, 3) Cote d’Azur, 4) Provence and 5) the French Alps. Don’t you agree? Any one would suit fine, no?
Enjoy!
A bientôt,
Adrian Leeds
Editor, French Property Insider
Email: [email protected]
P.S. Be sure to watch House Hunters to see our latest episode!…”Vacation Home in Paris,” March 4, 2010, 12:00 PM ET/PT (www.hgtv.com/house-hunters-international/vacation-home-in-paris)
P.P.S. A special note to all those who may have received erroneous messages delivered mistakably, thanks to a technical glitch which was outside our control: We hope you received our letter of apology and that it helped clear up the confusion, and, that you will forgive our faulty technological systems.
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