90% LTV expat mortgage for French couple buying in the South of France
Mr and Mrs T are a young French couple living and working in London but dreaming of a bolt hole in the South of France to return to for holidays and to enable them to catch up with friends and family.
An opportunity presented itself to purchase an apartment in Beaulieu Sur Mer between Nice and Monaco for 890.000 €. They fell in love with the property but did not relish the potential complications of securing a mortgage while based in the UK and both working full time.
They approached us with the brief for a high LTV with approx. 10% deposit available. We researched the market and sourced them an offer which they were delighted with. The rest of the process was managed by us and the purchase went through smoothly as a result
Financing solution engineered by Bluesky Finance:
€800.000 mortgage loan over 25 years at a fixed rate of 1.70%.
Mr and Mrs T are now set for summer holidays in the sun and a glamourous quick hop to the delights of Monte Carlo are not out of the question!
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