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Buying and selling : the various stages
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French property contracts: the sales agreement
Are you about to sign a preliminary contract? This is known as a "pre-contract". The preliminary contract and the sales agreement are two contracts with different consequences for the buyer and the seller
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Act of sale: Timelines after signature
Buying a property
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The joint-ownership system
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Purchase in France by a non-resident
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Mortgage or bank guarantee?
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Wealth tax (IFI)
Selling a property
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Capital gains on real estate in France
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VAT on property
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Sale of real-estate renovation (VIR)
Building up a real estate portfolio
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SCI family
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Investment in rental property : PINEL system
The PINEL system is a rental investment mechanism to obtain a tax reduction (tax exemption system). Since September 1, 2014, it has replaced the DUFLOT system.
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Professional furnished lessor
Rent
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Apartment sharing: what are the rules?
Build and develop on a daily basis
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Destination of buildings
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Development permit in France
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Demarcation
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Joint ownership
Joint ownership can be defined as a regime of forced co-ownership of dividing barriers such as walls, hedges and ditches. These are not easements but genuine rights of ownership held in common by two people.
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The building permit in France
The building permit makes it possible to undertake any new construction (such as a house) but extension works for an area greater than 20 sqm or work for historical monuments.
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