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Paris Property Finders

Fractional Paris is a division of Paris Property Finders, the first licensed real estate buyer's agent in Paris and the market leader in France.

With over 15 years of combined experience in real estate and construction, we've spent years assembling the best teams. Our highly competent design, construction and management teams ensure that everything is done right the first time.

As a buyer's agent, we are the only property search agent in Paris that charges no upfront service fees. We tap our the entire market and our network of partners and private seller resources to find you the best property, then help you purchase, finance, profit from and enjoy your investment. If you are looking for a wholly owned property, please visit www.parispropertyfinders.com for more information.

 

 

Sam Okoshken

Sam Okoshken is Fractional Paris' tax and legal counsel for all issues specific to France.

Sam Okoshken, a graduate of Brown University and NYU Law School, also obtained a Masters of Law in Taxation from NYU Law School. As a member of the New York Bar, he spent 2+ years with a medium size New York law firm as their sole tax associate, thereby gaining a broad background in many areas of tax planning.

Sam serves in an Of Counsel capacity to an international law firm (Paris, London, Brussels and Washington), and himself maintains an office in New York, which he visits occasionally to meet with clients. Sam writes in his various specialties, and has had articles published in the International Herald Tribune on the subjects of tax problems of the American expatriate, U.S. tax problems of nonresident aliens, and structuring offshore trusts. He also lectures on a regular basis to groups in Paris on these very same subjects. Sam is a problem solver and looks for the creative solution, but his experience and knowledge of the two tax and legal systems allows him to structure solutions for his clients that are well within the acceptable limits of the law.