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notwinter 发表于 2012-8-17 15:35 
那看来还是把第一套offset里的钱拿出来,买一个不贵的房子,写父母的名字,一次性付完款。这样可以么?这样 ...
You could do that. However, bare in mind, ATO will randomly audit people whoever paid off their new purchasing property at once.
Possible Solution:
Talk to the bank, open a bank overdraft account (say overdraft facility: $200K) under your parents' name against the new purchasing property. When bank presented documents into SRO, it would show this property titile was held by bank. Whether you need to pay interest expenses depended on how much you take money out from this bank overdraft acccount. If you don't take money out from that bank overdraft account, you don't have to pay interest expenses, maybe pay some annual bank fees only.
It's only general advice, not a professional advice. Don't blame on me if something goes wrong. The above example I heard from someone who had similar experience.
Another thing you would have to consider whether you place the property under your parents' name:
1. Do you have any other brother and sister? If you had, you would be better placing the property name under your own name; to be avoid of future family feud.
2. If your parents passed away, you and your brother & sister could share your parents' assets, even though your brother and sister are not Australian residents.
3. Even though, your parents have left a will saying to give this property to you, your parents' will may be challenged by your borther and sister especially if they don't have better financial position than you. They most probably will win the case.
Other general advice:
Anyone who has owned a property with bank loan or/and has huge assets, it would be better to set up a will asap. Don't let traditional Chinese thinking to hold you up. If there's a will, family members can inherite assets faster (possibly without any family feud) and pay less legal expenses. It could also stop outsiders (such as other brothers & sisters, uncle or aunts) to grab some money from your wife and children.
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