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| | Financing your dream home in France - Part 2Written by Oliver Phillips
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If you want a second mortgage on French property itself it might be possible to deal with a French branch of your British Bank and this is worth looking into. A euro mortgage with a French bank will always be for euro cost of property, so you avoid exchange rate risk on mortgage amount, but monthly repayments though same in euros may seem more or less expensive as euro exchange rate moves against pound. French mortgages are not that different to UK mortgages; they are usually of repayment type with a term of between 5 and 20 years. As in UK, fixed rate and variable rate options exist and redemption penalties will sometimes apply. A larger deposit will often secure a more attractive interest rate but minimum deposit is 20%. Arrangement fees of around 2% are also normal on French mortgages. French financial services legislation dictates that life insurance to cover mortgage is taken out and also that a mortgage offer once made, must be accepted no earlier than 10 days and no later than 30 days after offer has been made. This article only provides a general appreciation of how French property can be financed and it is not advice. Guidance should be sought from a specialist who is qualified to advise on best method of financing in your specific circumstances.
Oliver Phillips works for PFS France (http://www.propertyforsalefrance.co.uk/) a business that helps French property owners advertise and sell, and potential buyers find, some of the finest and best cared for traditional French properties available.
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