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Purchasing a block of land for cash tomorrow , how should I fill their paperwork
Posted by William on November 21, 2024 at 5:58 pmHi ,
I’m buying a block of land off development WA tomorrow .
They are asking for legal entity names ect so they can draw up the contract..
How should I do this ???
Off the bat hold position?
Was considering paying via BoE seeing as I’m buying it from WA state gov.
Some knowledgeable advice is much appreciated
William replied 6 months, 2 weeks ago 2 Members · 9 Replies -
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if you have the capital to buy it then maybe you should just purchase it as you would purchase anything else. To use a BOE you have to have lots of experience to ensure it gets over the line. if you have a trust you could purchase it in the name of the trust.
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Hi morag,
off topic , how do I finish the boE process ??
one BoE schedule one meeting or still do the three meeti?ngs for a single BoE?
one cert of protest? or 3 separate ones for the single BoE
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This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by
William.
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Have you watched the webinars on the BOE process? Have you dealt with other smaller matters successfully eg parking tickets or speeding fines?
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hi morag , yes ive watched the process vid a few times. mark kinda gets to a point then stops taking about finishing the process then answers a few questions then logs off.. the documents and instructions even kinda get scant before the end . .
there’s heaps of info on how to get it started but sealing it up yeah the info kinda stops.
I only did the one protest cert in the end.
so im clear looking at this example in the docs , im dealing with the ATO so down the bottom ATO name is correct already filled , now the red circles mentioning the court should they reference the ato seeing as we have had no court matters ????
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I’m not sure, that sounds logical maybe check with Mark on the 11th at the next Q and A. BTW Module 55 Debt Recovery Process, Creditor’s Statutory demand for Payment of Debt has examples of how people went through the whole process and in one case after issuing a PN went for a breach of contract using the default and liability clause as evidence of a breach and then did a statutory demand for payment of debt with some success, making the Bank back off so that could be useful to you?
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im only new to the boe process.. been looking at the common law for years but couldn’t tie it together but now on here the pennies have dropped so yeah im no dummy so confident to hold fast but just need some assistance on these first few boe’s then I should be on my way..
I have done 2 A4V bills recently which im awaiting a reply and at the same time 3 separate boe’s to the ato as the felt it clever to send three separate accounts to 3 separate entities in turn triggering the boe default & liability clause ect x 3 …
I need to complete this cert today and one for tomorrow then await a response
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This reply was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by
William. Reason: word missing
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