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| If it's not in the same field as your current employment, usually there is no issue with your current employment, though some employer request to be informed if you have an activity (of any kind) aside your job. Check your work contract to make sure you don't have to announce anything to your employer.
Regarding real estate management, sometimes it's better to have a company, especially regarding real estate capital gain tax. Though as I understand you don't purchase and sell real estate, it's more a holding with rental income on long term. Even in that case, it still may be of interest for you to create a company to avoid being qualified as a professional real estate agent, having all the income taxed with your other income and being subject to social security. But this can not be answered on a forum, it needs a proper analysis of your current situation, of the financing, of your future plans, etc. | |
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Thanks for that. Till now things have just happened by themselves and there hasn't been enough income generated yet. But you are right the future has to be taken into account also.
From what u said it is worth enquiring.
Thanks,
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