IndiaMay 4, 2018
Synopsystraffic

Seeking advice - selling and buying property in india

I am buying a house in india worth 2Cr and my parents are contibuting by selling their current house for 1.2Cr. They will move into the new house. The developer of my new house is asking for 35% black. All i have is white money (bank loan + savings). Should i ask my parents to collect black from the person whom they are selling their house? If yes, then how much?

Google Techmeme May 4, 2018

Why not try orange?

Oracle Cop May 4, 2018

Not permissible... Wrong type of transaction

Union Bank Ghcbjn May 4, 2018

Why encourage this

Lending Club Gxkbscnksy May 4, 2018

Prepare to go to jail and subsequent visa scrutiny if you miss jail

Synopsys traffic OP May 4, 2018

What? Seriously? Jail? How does this invite visa scrutiny? These kind of transactions have been happening since many years in India.

Lending Club Gxkbscnksy May 6, 2018

Simple, every visa renewal goes thru a background check in India and if Indian tax authorities flag you as tax evader then game over.

Microsoft UMbR31 May 4, 2018

How old are you, why are you asking strangers in a foreign country?

Facebook gLKg44 May 4, 2018

Foreign country? What's Blind's local country?

Microsoft UMbR31 May 4, 2018

Blind's local "counties" are Santa Clara and King (Seattle+Redmond)

TuneIn Gfdcbhhjj May 4, 2018

Is blind really the place to discuss such weird stuff

Salesforce cuiify May 4, 2018

Such a builder would most likely mix 35% cow dung into cement. You get what you pay for

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Hbase May 4, 2018

Don’t do it. People do black to white, white to white. White to black is stupid and dumb.

Amazon yocu12 May 4, 2018

I thought there’s no more black money after banning some large currency notes

Google kskw May 4, 2018

Hahahahahahhaha....and sky is made of Vanilla ice cream ?

Amazon gs1faio May 4, 2018

Money is not black or white, it’s the transaction. By black, the builder is just asking in cash. When you register the property you have to pay on the value of the house. So by paying some portion in cash you can reduce the value of the property on paper. It’s the sad reality but it’s the kind of a norm in India now a days.