BC case reveals 7 scams that have pumped up Canada’s real estate bubble

A B.C. Supreme Court case that pitted two rich families from China against each other provides grim revelations about the kind of migration, tax, and real-estate scams regularly occurring in Metro Vancouver and beyond. “This case provides unusually candid insight into what those who would abuse our immigration and real-estate systems really think in their own words about their true motives for seeking access to Canada and our real estate,” said Vancouver immigration lawyer Sam Hyman.

See:  Explosive BC case details 7 migration scams.  Here is the short list:

1. Not declaring full worldwide income to Canadian tax officials

2. Pretending to spend time in Canada to meet residency requirements

3. Hiding real real-estate ownership

4. Lack of regulation of real-estate agents

5. Illicitly laundering money out of China

6. Misusing provincial migration programs

7. Exploiting Canadian courts, with costly trials

See this link to a video report.

 

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