【分譲マンション大規模修繕】管理会社を疑ったら、今度は自分が疑われる番か？【奮闘記⑥】

This is a follow-up to the story of the 65 million yen large-scale renovation of a condominium that was rejected at the general meeting. It didn't end with "we won't do it," the real challenge started here. What awaited me when I started to take action was a reversal of roles, from "the one who suspects the management company" to "the one who is suspected." I discuss my resolve to proceed even if it meant writing a written agreement stating that I would not accept any benefits, my questions about the costs involved in deterioration assessments and repair plans, and a new approach of having each company give a presentation. --Profile-- Koji Watanabe Tax accountant specializing in landlords & Judicial scrivener & Landlord In 2007, I discovered that the management of my family's five apartment buildings, with 86 units, was in a critical situation. After deducting expenses from monthly income, the bank balance was 0 yen. There were absolutely no reserves for repair costs. The following year, in 2008, while continuing to work as a tax accountant, I took over the landlord business and began working on rebuilding the finances. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is requesting a relaxation of the housing loan deduction in its 2026 tax reform proposals. This would involve extending the eligibility requirement from 50 square meters to include properties with a floor area of ​​40 square meters or more. A tax accountant specializing in landlords explains the background behind this relaxation of the area requirement. -------------------------------------------------- ◆Landlord's Wisdom Column◆ https://knees-ohya.com/category/blog/... ◆Kenbiya Column◆ https://www.kenbiya.com/ar/cl/zei/ ◆Invest Online Column◆ https://invest-online.jp/ ◆Free Email Newsletter for Landlords◆ https://knees-ohya.com/news/200106mer... ◆Contact Us Here◆ https://knees-ohya.com/contact/ ------------------------------------------------ #Repair Reserve Fund #Large-Scale Repair #Naphtha Shock #Rental Property Management #Knees Bee Tax Accountant Corporation