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本帖最后由 小黄 于 2009-12-22 10:02 编辑
) n" P/ [6 {; d* R1.卖家不用负担任何税费---叫兽说,那人家就买新房了,事实是,100套新房子出来,5000人排号,根本买不到!所以只要你有本事买得到,只加价10%,有的是人愿意自负税费来买。
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Your logic is quite broken here.6 Q: d3 }6 k' c+ k, m
4 x2 }; V2 U3 t! V1) If there is a short supply of properties, then how could you flip?
3 D7 O# @- I% |# Y, b; x: h5 U- If you pay 10% extra to buy, then you gain exactly nothing when you sell it.
% d r, {8 n9 r8 l) B- If you use some kind of connection to buy, it can only be done on a case by case basis. And you have to pay back that favor in the future. This would work if you buy it for your own residence. But it's not a viable investment strategy, unless you are super powerful.
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/ N% N0 k$ C) ~7 [6 t& Y% k/ l2) If it's still realistic to buy at developer's list price, then it comes back to my prior argument. Why would a potential buyer buy from you instead of from the developer directly? In that case, you have to pay the tax portion., s4 v: `, F) w" Q2 \
# S; L0 E3 s/ U3) The only way to evade that tax is to list your property as brand new through the developer. But that's assuming you have strong connections with the developer. Again, for some people, it's doable. But generally speaking, it's not a replicable strategy." [3 r, ?, h, `" O! @6 |
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For the past several years, Beijing real estate went up at a bit less than 2% per month. So, you will have to wait for, on average, 5 months to have 10% gain. That's assuming everything went well. |
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