As Value in Dollar Declines, Property Investments in France by Americans on the Rise

French real estate expert available for interview.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ — While the U.S. real estate market continues to plummet, foreclosures rise at record rates and homes sit vacant for months at a time, the French real estate market is on a roll. In fact, more than 1,000 people move into France each month, causing a severe housing shortage.

Danny Silver of Propriete Direct France, a licensed professional expert from Paris, France, with more than 33 years of experience marketing new real estate developments, is immediately available for interviews via telephone or in-person about the trend of Americans buying French real estate.

Silver will be in Los Angeles and San Francisco where he will host presentations about investing in French real estate. The presentations will be open to investors by reservation only and held in Los Angeles December 1, and in the Bay Area December 3, 4, 5 and 6. Topics covered include:

    —  Why you don't have to be French to invest in France
    —  French mortgages are non-recourse and do not affect your U.S. Credit
        Score
    —  Why France is the safest country in the world for investing in
        property — according to US, UN and EU governments.
    —  Why capital appreciation in many French cities has reached 20 to 30
        percent per annum
    —  Good rental income — from 6.5 percent ROI on investment properties
    —  How Americans can finance 80 percent Loan to Value for 15-30 years at
        low variable rates.
    —  Why investing in French real estate is a great hedge against a sinking
        dollar
    —  Official figures give the housing shortage for September as 1,050,000
        units
    —  Visit France twice a year to see your property all at a 90 percent tax
        write off

Register for the December 1 Los Angeles presentation by contacting Marisa Vallbona at 858-467-7990 or cim (at) cimincorporated (dot) com. Register for the December 3 Emeryville, December 4 and 6 Redwood City and December 5 San Ramon presentations (all Bay Area) by contacting Roselyne Genin at 408-391-1438 or rgenin (at) pdfinvest (dot) com. For more information, visit http://www.pdfinvest.com.

SOURCE Propriete Direct France

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