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I just found out that Tennant now on periodic terms. She did not signed the re newed lease within 5 days therefore its nul void according to PM…Lease or no lease that ok with me.. cause,. I might be looking to put this property in the market but not sure yet!! According to the Real Estate Agent the Market very slow…
Just thoguht I'd give everyone an update. Got a call from the agent this morning who stated they would not be looking after properties in that location anymore, so I have 14 days to sort out the management. They say it is because they cannot perform the services requested by the landlords?? Sometimes I wonder if it would be easier to do it myself???
After I decided to be loyal too?? Can they do this if I have a mangement agreement with them?JL
hi there,
I have a "friend" who sold/transferred his house(investment property) in 2005 for around 174,000AUD to his close "mate", as he was in a spot of bother due to mental health issues, all done in a legitimate way. He now is in the process of buying back the property and has had a sworn valuation on the property done which came in at $330.000AUD. Now here in lies the "problem!" Both my friend and his "mate" intend to pay all related ATO (Capital Gains Tax )& SRO (Land Taxes) based on the valuation of $330.000AUD. However the Contract Of Sale will read $170.000AUD, which will be covering the balance of loan,$118.000AUD CGT, Land Tax, Legals etc. Now once back in his "mates" name, will he have to pay any future GCT if he on sells down the track based on a the Contract Of Sale reading at $170.000AD or will the ATO & SRO see that appropriate taxes were already paid based on the valuation of $330.000UD.Regards
Dotoh….dotoh wrote:hi there,
I have a "friend" who sold/transferred his house(investment property) in 2005 for around 174,000AUD to his close "mate", as he was in a spot of bother due to mental health issues, all done in a legitimate way. He now is in the process of buying back the property and has had a sworn valuation on the property done which came in at $330.000AUD. Now here in lies the "problem!" Both my friend and his "mate" intend to pay all related ATO (Capital Gains Tax )& SRO (Land Taxes) based on the valuation of $330.000AUD. However the Contract Of Sale will read $170.000AUD, which will be covering the balance of loan,$118.000AUD CGT, Land Tax, Legals etc. Now once back in his "mates" name, will he have to pay any future GCT if he on sells down the track based on a the Contract Of Sale reading at $170.000AD or will the ATO & SRO see that appropriate taxes were already paid based on the valuation of $330.000UD.Regards
Dotoh….CGT (and stamp duty) are payable based on market rates, not contract amounts if less. s 116-30 ITAA 1997
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