I am looking for a mortgage on a leaseback property in France. The yield is, guaranteed for 11 years 6% net of all taxes. But .... I have spoken to a couple of mortgage brokers and well my income multiples to cover the mortgage are well, a bit short. Nobody I have spoken to though can include the rental income from the new property - which effectively covers the whole mortgage, and also means I am covered on the multiples. Any advice /pointers in the direction of someone who could help. Property by the way is on the market for 440K euros. Thanks.
Mortgage for a Leaseback Property in France
Aug 11, 2003
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"Simon" wrote
Who is the tenant - The Government? Bill Gates? [otherwise how can you be sure that they won't default?]
And even with those most solvent of tenants, how still can the net yield be guaranteed in a world of varying mortgage and tax rates.
Tony
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