“The sun is still here and 2012 will be a great time for non-residents looking to jump onto the property ladder in France, and secure a low fixed rate French mortgage” says Matt Frost.

No Income Tax Return because you work in the Super Yacht Industry? Are you finding it hard to get a mortgage in France? French Mortgage Xpress have the experience and local contacts necessary to make getting a French Mortgage smooth sailing!

Compared to the same time period in 2009 – there has been a rise in mortgage applications over the past 3 months.

Do you want security in your French Mortgage rate PLUS being able to enjoy historically low interest rates? Look no further than this new Capped Rate French Mortgage developed specifically with the international buyer in mind – ONLY 15% DEPOSIT

Low Standard Variable French Mortgage – the best rates from 2.70% with 40% deposit, and only 2.90% with 20% deposit. Contact us now for more information on these incredible low Mortgage Rates in France

Would you like the following benefits in your French Mortgages?
* Increased affordability during the interest only period?
* Ability to maximise your investment potential?
* The chance to make repayments of the principle with no penalty?
* Options on when you want to make principle and interest payments?

Superb 3.6% on a 80% loan to value French Mortgages

The walk along the boulevard presents quite a spectacle in itself, performed against the backdrop of the sea, golden beaches and palm trees.

• Looking to buy in France?
• Confused about mortgages in France?
• Need to talk to someone for impartial advice?

Look no further than French Mortgage Xpress…………contact us now

It’s not just about finding the lowest French Mortgage rate – you need to look at the lending criteria, hidden fees, the purpose of your French Mortgage and many other aspectss to make sure you’re getting the right product both now and in the future.

French property prices are on the up – recent figures from French National Association for Real Estate Agencies (FNAIM) report steady growth with figures up in 2010 by 3%. It may not be much – but it is in the right direction.