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Date: 07/17/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
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Date: 07/02/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
Date: 06/29/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
How to Get Money From the French Government (Subscriber Version)
Date: 07/17/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
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How to Get Money From the French Government
Date: 07/17/2008 Author: Leigh FergusFriday, July 18, 2008
Read more about the French Leaseback Program in International Living Postcards —your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
They want tourist apartments so badly, they’ll pay you to buy one and let them rent it for you.
Who would guarantee your rental returns for a decade, pay back your 19.6% sales tax on the purchase, and charge you 0 (zero!) management fees?
Find out below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Your House Among the Vines for $36,000
Date: 07/02/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Burgundy, France
Dear International Living Reader,
If you’ve ever driven across France, you’ll have caught more than a glimpse of vine-covered slopes and valleys on your way through. And if, like me, you have a taste for the liquid produce of those vines, you’ve probably shared a similar dream of making your own wine. This year I found the next best thing—I bought a house next door to a vineyard.
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A Parisian Hotel That Pays YOU
Date: 06/29/2008
Author:
Leigh Fergus
Monday, June 30, 2008
Paris, France
Dear International Living Reader,
Sounds like madness, doesn’t it? A hotel that actually pays you. But it’s true, and it’ll be opening soon in my favorite corner of Paris.
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A Parisian Hotel That Pays YOU
Date: 06/29/2008
Monday, June 30, 2008
Paris, France
Read more about the French leaseback program in International Living Postcards —your daily escape
Sounds like madness, doesn’t it? A hotel that actually pays you. But it’s true, and it’ll be opening soon in my favorite corner of Paris.
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Did You Know a Paris Apartment Could Be This Cheap?
Date: 06/03/2008 Author: Leigh Fergus
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Paris, France
Read more about France in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
As a long-term investment, Paris property is low risk and has always appreciated steadily. Give or take a small bubble bursting in the mid-1980s and late 1990s, it’s not a speculative market. Property prices for the city as a whole rose a healthy 8.7% in 2007—good enough to attract hard-nosed investors and romantics.
Paris is a city of dreams. Nowhere else in the world exerts the same charm or attracts as many visitors. Every year more than 80 million tourists come to tread the well-worn cobbles by the Louvre, browse the booksellers’ wares on the banks of the Seine, or get dazzled by the Eiffel Tower at night. With unique selling points such as these, Paris property will always hold its value.
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French Coastal Properties: 19.6% off
Date: 06/02/2008 Author: Leigh Fergus
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Paris, France
Read more about overseas real estate investing in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Crazy as it might seem, one of the safest ways to invest your dollars right now is in property in Europe. In France, to be exact. Incredibly, the French government is giving a refund of the full VAT rate—just under 20%—when you buy certain new-builds. This would be a great deal as it stands, but for the icing on the cake, you also get a guaranteed rental income for at least the first nine years of ownership.
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Date: 03/07/2008International Living presents: You can create a safe retirement investment plan, secure a gorgeous vacation property, create a new income stream, or just increase your wealth…using what the guest author of today’s Saturday Edition describes as “the closest you’ll get to a sure thing.” Pathfinder’s Ronan McMahon explains more below.
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Read more about foreign real estate in International Living Postcards—Saturday Edition
In today’s investment markets, a sure thing is hard to come by. In 10 years of investing in and scouting non-U.S. real estate markets, I’ve discovered something that comes close just once. And the phone call I had with a contact in Paris last night convinced me that this strategy remains the closest you’ll get to a sure thing in the international real estate investing game.
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