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Question asked by Karan Chandran from USA:
Hello, I am an NRI(Indian Citizen – US Green Card Holder) living in the United States. I am in the process of buying a flat with a builder in Bangalore. I have paid about 80% of the flat’s price so far. The price of the flat is around 58 Lakhs + Registration (around 5 lakhs) + Car Park + misc. The Builder has not registered the flat in my name yet, so I have not paid the registration fees yet. I have sent all the money for the purchase from United States through a Citibank NRE account. Here are my 3 questions:
1. Can I sell the flat to someone now without registering it? My plan is to register it in their name directly. This way I will avoid the Registration fees and can sell it for a lower price thereby both the buyer and myself will gain.
2. If I can sell it, what taxes will I have to pay to the Indian Government? Will it be a percentage of the capital gains (the difference between the sales price and the price I purchased it at)?
3. Will I be able to repatriate the money back to US in this case since I have not registered the property in my name? If so, how long can I keep the money in rupees in an account before I repatriate it? (The dollar value is pretty high now and I would like to repatriate it when it is a little lower)
I greatly appreciate any insight you can provide to my questions. Also, please let me know if there is a way for me to consult with you via phone for about 1/2 hour regarding this and what your charges would be.
Thank you
Karan
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Question asked by Mr. Shiva Badruswamy
from New York, USA:
Hello there:
Thank you for being very informative about real estate Indian laws. I am about to inherit a property in India worth roughly $1 million. I am a US Citizen of Indian Origin. I want to sell the property and bring the cash over to the US or buy another property in another country or invest in any security. What are the latest rules and what is the procedure to follow?
Best wishes,
Shiva Badruswamy
New York, NY, USA
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