In this booming age of Information and technology (IT), India has become a hottest IT destination leading to the emergence of thousands of IT companies in all major metropolitan city in India. Every big company wants to have office space in Indiab>. Indian real estate properties are buzzing at major metros and other smaller cities are highly influenced by the establishment of not only IT hubs but big residential and commercial complexes, shopping malls and entertainment centres. So property dealers are playing an important role in the economic development of India.
Among the major real estate investors, foreign multinational companies and foreign investors form the largest group. Due to rapid economic development and promotion given by the Indian government to foreign direct investment, foreign investors are increasingly attracted toward Indian market. For them India is the best proposition because they can avail better infrastructure and world class facilities in relatively cheaper price.
Another important segment of investors are the non-resident Indians (NRI). More than 25 million NRI living in 125 different countries are keen to get their share of the real property pie, as such they are increasingly investing in real estate properties across India.
Moreover, the resident Indians are not too far behind their foreign counterparts with large amount of disposable incomes at their disposal. The growth of the Indian middle class and the growth in their purchasing power have led to the spurt in the buying, selling and renting activities in the real property market.
The size of these domestic investors has grown manifold in the last decade, and they have found residential real as an important investment option. Today, they are investing heavily in the residential real estate market and leasing their homes and apartments for rent and this has further boosted the property rental sector in India.
No wonder, India is going to become the best place for investment in terms of retail, residential or commercial segments of the real estate market. In this scenario, real estate agents and developers are the big money makers and are reaping heavy benefits by offering their services to the investors.
To cater to these investors the companies involved in the real property market are offering special services such as property search, price negotiation, legal verification of the property, property care and maintenance, photos and video for the property, etc. through their Web sites.
The Indian real estate or property market is dynamic and has a great potential. And one can expect phenomenal growth and foreign direct investments in this sector in coming years.
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If I bought a real property from a philippine bank that was previously foreclosed, what is the status?If I am paying it in installments, can I be considered the legal owner of it? Can I sell it ( real property) to third persons?
A quit claim deed definitely will hold up in court. You should contact an attorney in Hawaii and have them draw up the papers. Also, talk with your accountant, you may have taxes due on this property due to the appreciation.
Have you considered selling the property? Or renting it? A rental may pay for your taxes, etc. Or you could get someone to trade off upkeep for a place to stay.
Good luck!
PS – you could give it to me if you want. I'd be happy to let you use it when you wanted to.
Real property tax = tax on real estate.
Personal property tax = tax on movable stuff such as a car, boat or airplane.
Both can be claimed on as itemized deductions on Schedule A.
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If you hold the contract to sell, you have the right to sell. You don't have the title in your name yet I assume? Since you haven't paid full yet? If you have paid full, you have title in your name, that's good, you can be legal owner already and sell too. However, as long as you have contract to sell, then you can sell, even if it's not yet fully paid.
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The buyer (owner) is giving up his interest in the property (most likely not voluntarily) and it will go up for sheriff's sale. This may vary from state to state but that is the gist of it.
You probably are at an advantage since there is a property management company involved. Hopefully, they have your deposit so you may get that back when you move out. Contact them and see what they say about your tenancy. Most likely, you will have to move.
If you donate real estate that has appreciated in value, you usually get a deduction for the fair market value at the time of the donation. It is your responsibility to back up this value with a qualified appraisal.
If the charity sells the property for much less than the appraised value, the IRS may question your deduction.
There are many details involved in donating property and your should consult a tax person regarding your situation. Donations of appreciated property are subject to many restrictions that a tax professional can review for you.
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Pretty much just measuring and checking to see what facilities are available in the home etc. Like, running water, sewer connect of some kind, four walls, a roof etc.
In order for something to be classified as real property it needs to be more than a tarpaper shack more or less.
For physical property cases, this site might interest you:
http://www.garretwilson.com/education/institutions/usf/law/property/cases.html
It would probably only take a short internet search to find the full text of the cases you want to brief. I haven't looked through the whole page, but I don't think this includes any IP cases.
For intellectual property, perhaps you could look here:
http://www.ladas.com/Patents/USPatentHistory.html
This is a discussion of patent law, and prominent cases are placed in bold text. Again, an internet search will likely turn up the full text for many.
Hope this helps.
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the county recorder's office can furnish you the name of the owner, it might cost you $2
and the tax assessor publishes lists of delinquent property taxes
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You go to the county court house where the property is located and request to see the Deed and abstract related to property located at and you give the physical address of the property and they will allow you to review it.~
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Each State of the Union has its own Statute of Limitations on unsecured debt. Usually somewhere between 4 and 6 years, starting from the LAST activity on the account. After that period of time, you can no longer be sued.
Account activity consists of any of the following:
Use of the credit card
Making any payment
Signing any debt settlement agreement(s).
ALL of the alleged debts that they try to collect from me are past the Statute of Limitations now. They are toothless predators.