Advertising Rates
Ceret Property is one of the most effective places to advertise Rentals in the Pyrenees Orientales. Here you will find details of our advertising rates.
There is no charge for advertising your Property Rental on Ceret Property. We take a low 10% booking commission for confirmed reservations.
Further Information
If you would like to speak to someone about advertising your property on Ceret Property, you can call Peter woollard on 00 33 (0)4 68 37 98 90. Alternatively, you can contact us by email to ceretproperty@yahoo.com;
Ceret Property is a trading name for harringtons. A UK registered company Busset Stool Lodge, Tollard Royal, Salisbury wilt.
Booking Commission
There is no upfront advertising fee for appearing on the Ceret Property websites. The way it works is that we earn our income by charging a 10% booking commission for each rental booking we secure for you. Most of our owners build our booking commission into the advertised price for their vacation rental - this way they get extra bookings for free! The price dispplayed on our websites will be subject to 10% commission so please ensure that that the price you submit has taken this into account.
Bookings
All payments are made direct to you. We handle the initial booking enquiry and we contact you by email or text to verify that your property is still available. Once you have confirmed your availability and we have a firm booking, we hand everything over to you to finalise the reservation details. We will send you an invoice for our commission 10 days after the booking confirmation. We can offer further assistance for long term bookings of over 6 months. This may be subject to an administration fee. For Long Term Bookings of over 13 months, Quarterly commission payments can be negotiated but only if negotiated in advance of the initial confirmation deposit.
TERMS AND CONDITION
Read our terms and conditions for more information about working with the Ceret Property team. We hope that you find our terms honest and straightforward, which is very much how we like to work. If you have any further questions, please contact Peter Woollard ( Peter@ceretproperty.com ).
Layout and copy
Ceret Property reserves the right to determine the final layout, design and functionality of the web site. Ceret Property can edit copy or amend layouts or photographs supplied, should it be considered necessary.
Accuracy
Wherever possible we work hard to ensure that all information contained on Ceret Property websites is accurate and up to date. However Ceret Property can not accept any legal responsibility for the accuracy of the advertisements, or any alleged breaches of contract on an advertiser's part from information supplied and received in good faith. The advertiser indemnifies Ceret Property against all costs, expenses and losses arising from a claim relating to the content of an advertisement.
Photographs
Ceret Property will make every effort to safeguard materials supplied but cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss if they are required to be returned.
Liability
Ceret Property does not claim that their web site will be uninterrupted or error free. In no event will Ceret Property be liable to the advertiser for any special, consequential, incidental or indirect damages caused to their property(s) including lost profits.
Copywrite
It is the advertiser's responsibility to ensure they have copyright or necessary permission to use the images and copy you send to us for use on the web site. Ceret Property cannot be held responsible for any infringement of copyright laws resulting from materials supplied by the advertisers. Ceret Property reserves the right to refuse hypertext links to addresses of other web sites from advertisers' pages, and to remove links or web addresses without notice at our sole discretion.
Termination of Advert
Ceret Property has the right to refuse an advert for their web site. If Ceret Property receives a complaint from a person who has rented an advertisers property, Ceret Property reserves the right to remove the property from the database.
Rental Properties
Ceret Property cannot be held responsible for any problems arising relating to the property the client has rented. Ceret Property is not responsible for any loss incurred by the customer renting the property.
Online Marketing
Ceret Property reserves the right to publicise your property or business on other websites/online services and publishing media. Ceret Property will not charge you for this service. Ceret Property is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of any information submitted to other websites/publishing media.
Booking Commission Payments
Ceret Property does not charge property owners for advertising their property on the website (Unless by direct individual agreement). Only when a booking is made is a booking commission levied. The booking commission is 10% of the total rental price. Payments to Ceret Property must be in either euros (via a French cheque or credit transfer) or in UK pounds sterling (via a credit transfer). You can also pay instantly by credit card through our Paypal account (but here is be a 4% charge for this option).
Advertising Payments
Ceret Property charges a flat fee of €75 per annum for Hotels and Chambres d'Hotes adverting on the website. Payments to Ceret Property must be in either euros (via a French cheque or credit transfer) or in UK pounds sterling (via a cheque from a UK bank or a credit transfer). You can also pay instantly by credit card through our Paypal account (but there is a 4% charge for this option).
Legal Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions are governed by UK Law and advertisers accept the exclusive jurisdiction of the UK Courts to rule on any disputes. Ceret Property reserve the right to change the Terms and Conditions as necessary and approppriate.
Commission Refunds
Paid commissons are non-refundable unless a booking does not last for the original term as confirmed at time of confirmation deposit) and under the following circumstances. The Property owner will be entitiled to a refund of the commission under the following circumstances. Bookings of 1 day to 1 year will not be entitled to any refund of commission. If a booking of more than 1 year is terminated early (after the first year) then the owner will be entitle to a refund of commission at 90% of the commission that would have been due if the rental had gone to term. Refunds can only be given against commission already received by ceret Property
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Who is renting long term?
What is the market for long-term lets?
The market for long lets in France is healthy and growing year on year. Most of these lets are for periods of up to six months, with 2 to 3 months arguably being the most popular, though there has also been an increase in the requirement for rentals of up to a year. House hunters make up the majority of people looking to rent for a longer period and many like to check out different areas and so can stay in several properties. The demand also comes from people taking sabbaticals and retirees etc. These lets are generally off-season as the cost of renting for a month or more in the summer can be prohibitive.
The dramatic increase in the last few years of people from the UK looking to purchase property in France, has helped fuel the demand for long lets*. 'Rent before you buy' really does make sense if you can afford the time. Conversely, it has also helped in the supply of properties available for long lets. As more and more foreign buyers purchase property in France with the intention of running a gîte or two, the competition has increased in the standard holiday rental market. These more difficult conditions are encouraging many owners to advertise their properties for long winter lets as a means of maximising their earning potential. Most property owners naturally prefer the higher revenues potentially available during summer, but many now welcome extra off-season income with the bonus that their property is being occupied and heated. There are also fewer overheads for the owner, with a long term let, as there are no change overs and the tenant usually pays for the utilities.
* Oddly enough, in 2010 with the downturn of the sales market in France, there has been an increase in potential buyers entering the long term rental market, as they wait for the markets to change.
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