The management of family estate is the safest way of protecting:
- the estate from important tax levies, from potentially damaging family arguments and unwelcome heirs,
- your own family from risky and heavy debts.
The individual is free to decide about their own estate whilst being supported and guided so that the necessary conditions are favoured to find suitable tax solutions that aren’t damaging to the pocket of an individual, as well as managerial and administrative solutions that can provide a source of income from the estate itself.
When we talk about estate, we mean all of the possessions belonging to a person or to a family. Both real and personal property has potential profitability providing that it is managed wisely. In order to ensure that the estate provides an income, it is necessary to pass from “passive” to “active” management. Correct management and development of family estate, should prevent financial difficulties whilst allowing it to continue to perform well in the world market.
Correct management of the estate involves constant analysis of the market in order to identify and evaluate opportunities of sale or rent in order to maximise profit, up-to-date checks regarding the affairs of the estate, contractual and fiscal management, relationships with maintenance firms, tenants, those living in jointly owned blocks of flats and the administrators of these flats, local institutions and bodies, legal matters, maintenance and increasing the value of the real estate.