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    Hi there, I am a newby in property investment, and I am negotiating the purchase of a couple of apartments in Auckland, NZ. The vendor is from overseas and is in financial trouble, therefore I can get them at a substantial “discount”. My question is… Is there a way to realise a capital gain without actually selling, thus paying tax? I read about it in some book by Dolf De Roos, but cannot remember the technique. Something to do with refinancing with the higher valuation…? Please help.

    Thx, Curtis.

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    The easiest way to do it if you can afford it is to buy theunits cash then refinance them the nex day based on valuation. You may want to do a valuation first to ensure this tactic will work.

    The alternative is to find a lender in NZ willing to lend on valuation rather than purchase cost.

    Enjoy
    AD [:0)]
    (Andrew)

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