Aboutus ?

Yes, coming to France is not compulsory. Several members bought without viewing the property themselves, thanks to a relative or the agent’s video, and signed at the notary’s office by video call or by proxy. Others preferred to take advantage of a trip to view properties or meet their bank.

It all starts with a 45-minute call to understand your project. You then access the training, the workshops and the team. You set your goals and your rental strategy, then move forward on your financing and your property search. You remain the borrower and you are the one who presents your application: we give you the method, the templates, your coach’s review and the network’s banking contacts.

There is not really a minimum budget, but solid savings are essential. From what we see, a non-resident who approaches a bank alone is very often asked for a 30 to 40% down payment, plus notary fees. In our members’ video testimonials, the down payment ranges from 0 to 19%, and the majority fall between 7 and 10%.

Yes. No law forbids it: the obstacle comes from the banks and the way of approaching them. Our members live abroad and invest in France, mostly with a loan from a French bank. The answer always depends on your application and the timing.

It depends on your city, your application and the time you devote to it. Among our members, Marie-Lou (Canada) found her property in 17 days, Jérémy (Spain) signed 3 to 4 months after his first contact, Alexandra (London) in 6 or 7 months, and Guillaume (Canada) worked about a year on his project. There is no guaranteed timeframe.

Yes. In the first weeks, you set your goals in figures and your rental strategy, then you carry out the market study of your city using the template provided. The type of property follows from this strategy, depending on your budget and your goals: furnished studio, house share, split into several homes, apartment building or short-term rental.