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Do I really need a Management Company?

12 February 2009

For the sake of argument, let's say I have no joy getting my rent from the current management company and the lease is broken. Other than selling, the options are to run the property myself or find another management company. Do I need a management company and a lease to retain the property's leaseback status? Or, do I just need to demonstrate that the property is being rented to keep my VAT refund?

What is the Notair's role?

4 February 2009

When i bought my leasebacks,regretably i didn't use an English/French independant solicitor!Because if i did i could easily sue him for the omissions in the contract.

1)Possible penalties for exiting the lease at the end of the 9-11 years

2)3,6,9 year break clauses that tennant can exercise with 6 monhs notice.

Interestingly people that did use an independant solicitor also wern't told of these clauses!So they could easily sue!

selling a leaseback- questions

20 January 2009

 

Hi all, I have a leaseback property which I bought five years ago, and to date have received all rental income payments. My question is , if I put it on the market for sale , what tax / % am I liable to pay? i.e. capital gains..I reclaimed the v.a.t. also, do I pay back 3/4 of the v.a.t. amount given I am 5 years through the 20 year term.Any other taxes I would be liable for?

Basically if the property I bought was 200,00. I recouped 40,000 odd through vat refund. If the value has,nt changed , what would I expect to clear after taxes/vat once sold??

1 £mmillion home in France-For nothing

4 January 2009

If leasebacks didn't have a bad name already,its going to get a lot worse when Jim Moore from INSIDE TRACK and INSTANT ACCESS PROPERTYS gets involved!Both companies are in liquidation.He targetting the same mugs who bought into his buy to let,no money down,for his "OWN A £1MILLION HOME IN FRANCE-FOR NOTHING" scheme which has a full article in the Mail on sunday.

He's claiming that the vat rebate(20.4%)used as the deposit and the rental "guarantee" will cover the outstanding mortgage.

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