I’m also buying a new house to rent out. Why don’t I get a consumption tax refund for my new house?

Have you ever heard of sale-leaseback or leaseback? It is a business model in which the developer rents back the house it sells to you, then rents it out and manages it on your behalf, paying you a fixed rent every month.

For developers, this model can quickly collect funds to invest in the next project, while for people who buy investment houses, they save the trouble of renting out their houses. It seems that there are many benefits, but if you buy such a sale-leaseback investment house, then it is very likely that you will not be eligible for the new housing rebate, and you may even have to pay taxes. Why is this?

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