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Letting Property in France

Welcome to our comprehensive Guide to Letting French Property, designed primarily for prospective French landlords, including those looking to run a bed and breakfast (chambres d'hotes) business in France, or a French gite business. Whilst the guide does not provide a list of French rental properties, it should also be of use to those looking to rent property in France. Letting property in France (particularly chambres d'hotes and other furnished accommodation) is a tax efficient method of obtaining a second income and, despite the French letting laws, there are ways you can protect yourself from the non-payment of rent.


1. Introduction
2. Top Tips
3. Business Registration
  1. 3.1. ‘Professional Landlord’
  2. 3.2. Definition of ‘Landlord of Furnished Accommodation’
  3. 3.3. ‘Auto-entrepreneur’
4. Taxation of Rental Profits
  1. 4.1. Non-Residents
  2. 4.2. Summary of Tax Regimes
  3. 4.3. Furnished Lettings
  4. 4.4. Unfurnished Lettings
  5. 4.5. Lodgings
5. Local Property Taxes/Rates
  1. 5.1. Furnished Lettings
  2. 5.2. Unfurnished Lettings
6. Finding a Tenant
  1. 6.1. Decide Your Market
  2. 6.2. Internet Sites
  3. 6.3. Newspapers/Magazines
  4. 6.4. Estate Agents
7. Selecting Your Tenant
8. Preparation of Tenancy Agreement
9. Statutory Surveys
  1. 9.1. Natural or Technological Risks
  2. 9.2. Energy Performance
  3. 9.3. Lead
10. Condition Report/L’Etat des Lieux
  1. 10.1. Who Prepares the Report?
  2. 10.2. End of Tenancy
11. What Can I Charge in Rent?
  1. 11.1. New Tenancy
  2. 11.2. Annual Increase
  3. 11.3. Improvement Works
  4. 11.4. Renewal of Tenancy
  5. 11.5. Service Charges
12. Duration of Tenancy
  1. 13.1. Unfurnished Lettings
  2. 13.2. Furnished Lettings
13. Protection Against Arrears of Rent
  1. 13.1. Rental/Damage Deposit
  2. 13.2. Insurance Policy
  3. 13.3. Guarantor
14. Property Insurance Obligations
15. Landlord Repairing Obligations
  1. 15.1. Condition Standards
  2. 15.2. Space Standards
  3. 15.3. Major Works
  4. 15.4. Disputes
16. Tenant Repairs & Alterations
  1. 16.1. Repairing Obligations
  2. 16.2. Tenant Alterations
17. Sub-Letting
18. Transfer of the Tenancy
  1. 18.1. Married Couples
  2. 18.2. Civil Partnerships
  3. 18.3. Free Union Couples
  4. 18.4. Other Family Members
19. Termination of Tenancy
  1. 19.1. Termination by the Landlord
  2. 19.2. Termination by the Tenant
20. Getting Advice and Disputes
  1. 20.1. Use of a Huissier
  2. 20.2. Free Advisory Services
  3. 20.3. Conciliation Service
21. Housing Benefits
22. Legal Proceedings
  1. 22.1. Injunction
  2. 22.2. Distraint
  3. 22.3. Possession Proceedings


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