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Access credit for rental investment is no longer a simple formality. Since 2026, banks have been tightening the screws on two fronts: they are only retaining 70% of rents in the calculation of debt and claim, most often, 15 to 20% contribution staff. Thus, projects that passed yesterday today come…
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