|
Everything you always wanted to know about France - from France |
|
The South of France - Colour Temperature Twenty Thousand Kelvin, and RisingMany thanks to everyone who wrote to Miranda about work opportunities this summer. She had a moment of fame this week when she was quoted in the Sunday times about "Is She French or English" - read the full article - I was sent a book to review this week - Buying Property Abroad - It needs a lot more than 200 pages to cover this vast and complex subject, but it is a good starter with plenty of references and links to useful websites. We are getting a lot of interest about buying Fractional Ownership property. This is a safe way to invest in the freehold property market, you have a positive decision making input in the management and a share of the gains while, at the same time minimising the costs and work of running a home in another country. I am planning a book on this subject, its working title is "The Fractional Ownership Handbook" it will cover not only the hurdles and pitfalls and the diversity of opportunities worldwide, but also be a directory of all the listings where you can join like minded people to share and exchange homes for hundreds of other locations - even luxury cars yachts and private planes, all I have to do is finish the research and write it. Most of the information I get will be put on http://nizas.com/ so if you are thinking of Buying, selling or renting property in France this is an important subject to know about and the best site for information and advice. I try to make this newsletter useful and cover all aspects of living in France or visiting France. In eight years of writing many of you have become friends and it has been a pleasure meeting some readers, especially when they turn up with a bottle of wine. I will put my own thoughts and observations in a separate column each week so if you prefer not to hear about my life, likes and loves - you can skip past it. Do write to me, about anything you like (or do not like) mailto:tony@nizas.com === In this weeks newsletter Getting Bookings From Rental Properties Book Review - "Buying Property Abroad" French mistress: When your kids salute Napoleon Paris With Kids: A Survival Guide Our life in France this week The recent articles and research I have done on Fractional Ownership has created a huge amount of interest and I am adding good properties to add to this part of the www.Nizas.com website. ======= Looking for a home in France is very time consuming and can be exasperating. If you are doing this from a distance it is difficult to do more than just scratch the surface in a two week visit. We provide a Property Profiling Service for a reader, this can be a valuable and very cost effective way to pinpoint opportunities and save a huge amount of time. ======= Recent Items in The Newsletter. French Disconnection - Many return, tired of Gallic officialdom Food for Thought - Selling Produce in France Property Security - For Owners and Renters The Lady Doth Protest Too Much Destination Clubs Not a gimmick according to the FT More on Bob the Builder Setting Up Business In France Property Profiling A clinical analysis of that dream property can save heartbreak Forum Posting on Fractional Ownership Bank Robbery Dodgy Builders Property Co-Ownership Leasebacks - Latest Opinions SCIATP Usufruite Examples === Here are two opportunities for a freehold property and home in Paris. Rue du Colonel Combes - in the 7th Rue Nesle - in the 6th === The www.nizas.com website is focused on real-estate opportunities, especially Fractional Ownership and Usufruit investments There are over 2,000 features and articles on this site about French life and living in France. You can search from the search box above. Do browse through our website and please use the advertising links, they help pay for the site. I do try to reply to all mail - Contact Me - most is about property or living in France. I publish comments in this newsletter which I believe are of interest and may help find answers for people wanting to come to France. I hope readers will go to the adverts which help support our overheads. |
|