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Hey guys, from France.

So as I was doing my research on rental investment properties And laws we need to abide by. I realized there are lots of rules and exceptions and rules and exceptions for tax exemptions. There are some ways according to french-property.com by which we can save tons of money by opting for Régime Réel.

I did read everything that was on the site and I understood them, but there are so many rules that, it will be really hard for me to navigate through.

Anyways, coming to the point, my question is should I hire a lawyer or an accountant to do the job of sorting the taxable income? Given that my first investment property’s gross revenue and cash flow, both are going to be small. So, I was thinking I should be hiring the most necessary one. What do you think guys?

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