fatehelps said:
When you leave the property, the landlord is liable to repay the deposit money back to me.
I do not have that in possession, but sooner or later I should move out of this property to receive this money back. No matter the future tenants pay the landlord to repay me, legally the document says the landlord has taken xx money and need to return back once i move out.
Moving out of this property will naturally happen when i get thro' the visa process.
I ask you a question. How does PF money acceptable under POF. Only when I terminate work with employer, I would get access to PF funds.
I don't see why this would not be counted, but I think it would be up to the discretion of the visa officer.
Most people here are confusing rental INCOME - when you rent your apartment in your home country for a set amount of money per month, and rental DEPOSIT, which is what you are talking about - money you paid a landlord to occupy a property, and that will be returned to you assuming you have not destroyed or damaged the property.
I think it would be best if you could move from the property and retrieve your deposit before filing your financial statements, but I think it also might be acceptable, especially if you can get a notarized document from the landlord promising to return the money to you when you vacate the premises.
The thing is, this is not cold hard cash - and that is the one thing that will always be acceptable to CIC, so you are still taking a chance.