The debt will follow you. All the French bank has to do is find you.
I am sure it does happen where they know where the borrower is and the amount of money is worth chasing in view of the high legal costs.
Yes that is the place. I have heard that a group of owners are going to try to operate the units this year and take a %.
if you defaulkt then yes (of course) you are still liable.
the real question is.......would the French bank chase you for the money if you are living in Ireland. I would be interested to hear the answer to this. I would have thought they wouldn't bother due to the high legal costs of chasing somone up in another jurisdiction......just guessing here, could be completely wrong.
anyone any expierience of foreign banks chasing a borrower in his home country after default
Unless you're an expert in French law, "of course" seems a bit too definitive. In certain jurisdictions, the debt is attached to the property rather than the individual (hence the concept of "jingle mail" - posting the keys back to the bank and walking away). I'd get French legal advice.
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