Every year more and more people buy property abroad.

According to the Department of Environment, Transport and Regions who collate and assess such matters, around 10,000 UK households alone bought properties in France last year Date: Nov. 2007

Many are now viewing owning property abroad to be within their budget and see an opportunity to maintain it through rental and managed occupancy arrangements that we can provide through our associate company PROPERTY NETWORKS INTERNATIONAL a UK based International property company full details of which can be found at www.pniproperty.com

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Mortgage finance for second homes from UK and other lenders is also available, in Europe and elsewhere and most will offer a full range of mortgage products. A number of major UK lenders have therefore established a sound presence in Europe already and this is likely to develop further now with the Euro being a common European currency (Except for the UK of course at present).

Interest rates in Europe have generally followed the fixed rate route however there is scope to choose from a variety of products and to deal with well known lending names which does bring that degree of comfort and control to matters when considering such a venture.

Mortgage services are not restricted to just European destinations such as FRANCE, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, ITALY, IRELAND but can be provided for locations in the USA, CANADA, TURKEY, CARIBBEAN, BRAZIL. DUBAI and THAILAND, so simply ask about your desired destination and find out how we may be of help.

Mortgage Finder will be pleased to arrange for you to receive further information and supportive advice from our experienced associates at PROPERTY NETWORKS INTERNATIONAL so please contact an adviser without any obligation whatsoever and obtain proper advice and assistance with your enquiry.

Some of our services are not regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
A fee may be payable.
Changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments your mortgage.