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  • Profile photo of Yidn_Shalom25Yidn_Shalom25
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    I am curious given that there is far more flexibility in drawing up the contractual rules to commercial investment propositions, whether this would benefit flippers, as the terms of settlement could be expanded considerably. ie. Could a settlement be delayed until 12 months and 1 day has expired to mitigate the profit loss usually incurred by residential flippers on a cgt 50% benefit. Is it possible to add in any clause (given the flexibility of drawing up contracts with CP) that pre-qualified tenants can enter the premesis to begin income producing activity (to increase the inherent value of the property) while the settlement is still pending?

    On a whole new topic- I have asked this quesion before and I remember a friendly individual who specializes in knowledge of how Australians go about investing in the US offering his info via email…..could anyone with such knowledge of US investing, or knowledge of this individual contact me ASAP?

    Kind regards to all!

    Profile photo of XeniaXenia
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    That friendly indicidual would be QLD007 (Richard Taylor).
    you can pm him on this forum.

    We buy properties in Adelaide. No Agent Fees.
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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Thanks Xenia must admit i do try and type with a smile on my face.

    Richard Taylor
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    Ph: 07 3720 1888
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