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PUT AND CALL



      OPTIONS







       Put and Call Options are a special type of contract commonly  money (as opposed to its own) to complete the land purchase
       used  by  land  developers.  In  the  most  typical  scenario,  the  and once the land purchase is complete, the developer can then
       developer is also a home builder who will use a Put and Call  go on and happily build the new home for a profit assuming
       Option to secure the exclusive right to buy a property from its  of course the developer has done its sums right. By using a Put
       existing owner at a set/fixed price, but with no obligation to  and Call Option device, the whole project becomes much more
       actually complete the purchase and pay over the money for an  affordable because the developer doesn’t have to borrow and
       extended period of time of say 120 days. The developer then  pay commercial interest rates on the land purchase whilst trying
       enthusiastically sets about marketing the property for on-sale  to find a buyer and, if the documentation is done right, the land
       to a third party as a finished “house and land” package. If all goes  transfer will occur from the original owner directly to the third
       to plan, the developer will have found a buyer willing to sign up  party house and land buyer, thus cutting out the developer as
       to a purchase contract for the land and a simultaneous building  the middleman and saving the payment of double stamp duty
       contract for the home within the first 90 days and with the new  in the process. Put and Call Options can and often are also used
       buyer secured, the developer can then go on and safely deliver  for other situations, such as a developer buying a larger parent
       the “call” to the original land owner to commit to the sale of the  block with the intent to subdivide and sell off smaller blocks for
       land before the 120 day time limit has expired. With the timing  profit, but in those scenarios, usually paying the double stamp
       set up in this way the developer will be using the new buyer’s  duty is going to be unavoidable.

       Michael Zande is the Principal of Zande Law Solicitors, with 30 years’ experience in practice.
       Michael and his team have had extensive experience in conveyancing matters.  Please feel free to
       review our firm and staff profiles at www.zandelaw.com.au
       The information in this article is merely a guide and is not a full explanation of the law.  This firm cannot take
       responsibility for any action readers take based on this information.  When making decisions that could affect your
       legal rights, please contact us for professional advice.

















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