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Fifty French Resident Wannabes
Parler Paris--your daily taste of life in Paris and France Monday, March 22, 2004 * * * * * * * ADVERTISEMENT * * * * * * RETIRE OVERSEAS! Learn about the world's six best places to live or retire. Live like royalty on $17 a day. Own an exotic beachfront getaway for $35,000. Or a romantic pied-a-terre for under $60,000. Enjoy fine restaurant dining for $7 per person. Employ a maid or gardener for $2 a day. Buy comprehensive health insurance for $20 per month. Get the details in your free report now. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Dear Parler Paris Reader, From the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco I'm writing you with a head and heart welled up with the results of this past weekend's non-stop bombardment of information impressed on 50 French resident wannabes... We started Friday afternoon and with no let-up till Sunday evening's closing cocktail, a variety of professionals and experts from France and Europe, San Francisco and Los Angeles came to speak before our conference attendees who were eager to learn how to make the move to France. Some of our finest experts were there...John Howell who wows the group time and time again with a PowerPoint presentation about all aspects of buying property in France that is not-to-be-missed...Peter Zipper who's dry Germanic wit about keeping our personal finances to ourselves by entrusting them to his Anglo-Irish offshore Austrian bank tickles our ribs no matter how many times we've heard it...Jocelyn Carnegie, our own property consultant, took the group on a property tour of Paris by price per square meter and possible appreciation by arrondissement...John Gosch who is a holder of both a U.S. and German passport and is a past resident of Paris had all the answers to our tax liability questions...Claude Nédérovique whose big smile had every woman in the room falling in love while hearing about how they can earn profits on their rental apartments...Will Cole who reassured everyone medical insurance was easy and inexpensive to obtain...Keith Maillard, a Board Member of the Alliance Française in San Francisco, wh o outlined the best ways of learning French in as clear and concise English as any of us have ever heard...and surprise guest, Terry Easton, an investment specialist who holds two passports and the deeds to homes all over the world, closed the conference with a wrap-up bang about citizenship in an EU country and how to get cell phones for use here or there. A highlight of the weekend was Thirza Vallois' amazing two-hour lecture over dinner of Paris Past, Present and Future. More than 150 photos of Paris were prepared in order by arrondissement and as she virtually wound around the "escargot" of the City of Light, she extolled tidbits of historical information we'd never had known otherwise. A chuckle was in order when 45 minutes into the lecture, I warned her that she had only gotten through two arrondissements to which she blurted out in the microphone, "Yes, I know what I'm doing!" Lo and behold, she did, since she explained that the first eight districts deserve much more time in her lecture than the latter ones and I should sit down and be patient...and so I did! Over cocktails at the end of the three-day intensive seminar, participants turned in their evaluations and comments. One wrote: "Sorry to be so boring by marking everything 'excellent,' but no other word describes all the info and all the contacts provided at the conference. Thank you." With the unquestionable success of the U.S.-based "Living and Investing in France Conference," we are already planning our next three this year: June in Paris, September in Washington, DC and October in Languedoc-Roussillon. If you think you might like to join us at any of these, drop us an email and we'll be sure to email you as soon as we confirm the dates and locations. A la prochaine...
P.S. Many thanks to Schuyler Hoffman, Special Projects Manager, who exceeded our expectations as perfect co-host and to our volunteers, Mable Yee, Gayle Uchida and Anne Morton who we couldn't have done what we did without them. As soon as I return to Paris later this week, we'll post more information about the conference results on the Web site... * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Further resources: * Dream of working and living in France? Don't know how to go about simply DOING IT? Rose Marie Burke tells you how! * Though France might seem as familiar as any other Western country, the truth is, from paying taxes to having a baby -- things are done differently in France. Read the stories how other people maneuvered the system. * Need to understand how to make it work for you, then take us up on a one-on-one. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * French Property Insider is an e-mail newsletter from the editors of Parler Paris. If you'd like to learn about the insights, recommendations, and discoveries about buying and investing in real estate in Paris and France that French Property Insider readers get every week, read more about a subscription here or call 1-800-643-2479. =================== Meet and chat with other readers in Paris. =================== Buy and sell with Parler Paris classifieds. =================== Read past issues of Parler Paris. =================== Post your message on our bulletin board. =================== Write to Adrian Leeds to tell us anything. =================== Keep Parler Paris coming to your mailbox. If you enjoy reading Parler Paris, help us out by "white-listing" our service. . . before its delivery is interrupted. A big thanks in advance from your faithful Parler Paris team. =================== Change your e-mail address or cancel your subscription here. =================== Copyright 2004, Agora Ireland Publishing & Services Ltd.
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