Rental property investment with Trackstone

Buy a property already rented
collect rental income
from day one

Zero buyer fees

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From your first rental purchase to multi-unit buildings, every investor finds their opportunity on Trackstone

First rental investment

Invest in a property already rented with a tenant in place and immediate income. Verified rental yield, lease history, detailed charges: all the data to make an informed decision.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Trackstone?

Trackstone is a real estate marketplace specializing in rental investment in already-tenanted properties. A licensed French real estate agent (CPI-certified), Trackstone curates occupied properties from private and professional sellers across France. Every listing features certified financial data drawn from active leases: net rental yield, IRR (internal rate of return), cash flow and mortgage simulation. Buyers receive rental income from day one with zero vacancy, and can make informed investment decisions without site visits. The entire process is fully digital, from purchase offer to notarial signing. No commission is charged to the buyer: the 6% agency fee (incl. VAT) is borne entirely by the seller. A nationwide network of local property management partners supports investors end to end.

What are the benefits of buying a property that is already rented?

You receive rental income immediately, with no vacancy or tenant search. The yield is known in advance thanks to real lease data. Banks finance more readily because existing rental income secures the loan application.

Is there a discount on the price of an occupied property?

Yes, an occupied property sold with a tenant in place typically benefits from a 5 to 15% discount compared to an equivalent vacant property. This discount improves the investment yield from the moment of purchase.

How do you calculate the yield of a rental property?

Gross yield is calculated by dividing annual rent by the purchase price. Net yield deducts charges, property tax and management fees. On Trackstone, every property displays net yield, IRR and cash flow calculated from real lease data.

Can you finance an occupied property with a mortgage?

Yes. Banks favor occupied properties because existing rental income is factored into the debt ratio calculation. A current lease with a solid payment history significantly strengthens the financing application.

What fees should you expect when buying an occupied property?

The same as any property purchase: notary fees (7-8% for existing properties). On Trackstone, no commission is charged to the buyer. The seller covers the 6% agency fee (incl. VAT).

What documents should you check before buying an occupied property?

You should review the current lease, rent receipts (payment history), co-ownership charges, technical assessments (EPC, asbestos, lead) and property tax. These documents validate the actual yield of the property.