Understand, prepare and manage a rental lease day to day.
IRL rent review, deposits, charges, co-tenant solidarity, subletting, mobility leases and prohibited clauses: a practical guide to what must be written and what French law supplies by default.
French furnished and unfurnished tenancy notice: reduced periods, valid delivery, receipt dates and final rent, with a letter outline to adapt.
Replacement housemates, agreed changes, guarantees and signatures: prepare a precise French lease amendment and identify the legal checks needed.
The eleven minimum furniture categories, an inventory table to complete, photographs and replacement records for a French furnished main-residence tenancy.
Identity, address, activity and income: choose permitted supporting documents, check consistency and protect French rental applicants’ and guarantors’ data.
Compare unfurnished and furnished main-residence rentals in France: lease length, notice, deposits, furniture and charges, with a practical landlord checklist.
Compare ordinary French mobility and nine-month student leases: eligibility, duration, deposits, charges, notice and what happens when the furnished lease ends.