IF you are looking to start up as a builder, or artisan, in France then it is important that you are properly registered. The first... Read more →
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Moo MiniCards for your business
I AM always on the look out for cheap and cheerful ways to promote your holiday home and I think I may have crossed one... Read more →
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Running a blog in Brittany
A GROWING number of holiday home owners are beginning to hook into the benefits that a regularly updated, blog-style website can bring. The ‘original’ blogs... Read more →
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A calendar for your holiday home
IF you have got a little quiet time out of season and run your own website for your holiday home then here are a couple... Read more →
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What to ask of your French lawyer
The legal process of a property purchase does of course involve conveyancing lawyers called notaires. Their intervention is compulsory in the conveyance or inheritance process... Read more →
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Review of C’est La Folie
FEW people leave the UK to buy a home in France on their own. But Daily Telegraph columnist Michael Wright did just that when he... Read more →
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French mortgage tips
I RECENTLY received am email from a reader of the site asking about arranging a mortgage for a French property. Although their circumstance were quite... Read more →
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Tips for a French CV
APPLYING for a job with a French employer is likely to be challenging enough, without the set formula that a CV has to keep to.... Read more →
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Chatting on the radio
I AM set to chat with Allan Beswick on BBC Radio Manchester on Wednesday afternoon at around 1pm; you can listen online if near a... Read more →
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Maisons Paysannes de France
WITH the resurgence of property renovation by French and foreign homebuyers throughout France, René Fontaine recognised the necessity to safeguard the traditional rural houses and... Read more →
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