The best time for doing infills (unless they are the big $ tear downs of $1M homes to put in a $2M home) coincides with an overall slowdown, but that doesn't appear imminent anywhere anytime soon. 

I am a beginner investor in Paris area, France and altough it seems like France isn't the easiest country to start investing, I'm going to give it a go and see if I can make this work.Thanks for having me !

Overall the average capital gains tax rate for high income earners turns out to be 28.6%, only Denmark (42), France (34.4), Finland (33), Ireland (33) and Sweden (30), have higher capital gains tax rates. 

http://fortune.com/2016/06/17/california-france-6t...

I also find this to happen more than would be justified by coincidence. 

We are particularly interested in areas allowing a great lifestyle (good food, spending heaps of time outside, close to the beach, quick and easy access to great cities, etc) such as California, South West of France, Barcelona, etc...We currently own a 2 bedroom apartment (paid cash) close to the beach and the main English schools in Malta.

It is very common in France where the landlord can decide to give away 2.75% of the rent in exchange for rent payment in case the tenant stops paying.

It is easier for quarterly so you may see that more often as an investor.My comment:  Investors love monthly distributions and in coincides well w/our monthly quick update on the projects progress.

@Aja Leafe-Hall I just sold a 3plex to an investor who'd used a HELOC this week, funny coincidence!

Thank you again for the information, if I have further questions for you during the investigation I will certainly reach out.Best regards,Frances Hlawatsch | Financial InvestigatorState of Oregon - Real Estate AgencyYou cannot advertise in any manner a property you dont own with the expectation of profit without being a broker.. or buying it first.