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    Hi Paul,

    I want to get in Vendor Finance sometime in the year or early 2011 – any issue or difference in requirement of ACL application after 30jun2010 deadline?

    Regards,

    Jason

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    Many thanks Matt007/Terrys….

    I’m in the process with the vendor – and just want to get the technical aspects correct.

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    Hi Paul/Terryw,

    back the earlier statement – just want to get the flow of the transaction right.

    “Find a buyer and then when found you assign them the option”

    so say vendor wants $100k
    Buyer buys it for $120K

    So I simply use the ‘Assignment’ (not the nomination clause) clause to assign the option for $10K or maybe $20K (as a form of deposit?), and on the day of settlement, they will settle on the property $110K ($120K-$10K) with a cheque made payable to the vendor.

    $100k to the vendor and remaining $10K passed on to my account . Is that right?

    Is there any difference between the ‘assignment’ or ‘Nomination’ clause … or are there similar?

    Regards

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    Hi Guys,

    With a call option, do u all use a family trust to set up the transaction – with payment made to the trustee of the trust?

    Regards

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    I believe with lease options now – a tenant/buyer must pay stamp duty up front. So that is one thing you must consider for the tenant/buyer.

    Unless some one who has experienced in this Lease Option area – how do you work with this stamp duty issue?

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    Thanks Paul…

    This more or less makes lease option, especially sandwich leases very difficult – when you have to pay duty for an ‘option’ tat you might not exercise.

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    Hi Paul (or anyone here),

    With ‘back to back option’, or even a straight call option – in what seems to be a *rising* property market, is it still possible to get such a transaction done with a motivated seller. If so, what would you do differently (??) to get an agreement with the seller?

    Thanks

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