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  • Profile photo of ildeganildegan
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    @ildegan
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    I believe to have found a property that is undervalued.

    It's a 2 bedders, found within 10k from Melbourne CBD.
    The problem that I'm facing right now is I don't really know how to vendor finance it.

    This is what I have been thinking of doing, but the numbers won't work.

    – Offer what the seller wants if he lets me pay the amount in installments, i.e 100k each year.
    – Get a loan of 100k P&I each year from the bank?
    – In the mean time, I would have placed ads to secure some tenants to rent the property for $1200 a month, providing some cashflow, making it a +vely geared property for the first year

    And this is where I get stucked… I don't think the bank will lend me 100k each year. Also, after the first year, I will have a loan of a bit less than 200k. With the current interest rates at 10%, the interest repayment will be $2000 each month. This will then make the property -vely geared.

    Can anyone out there give me some ideas?

    Thank you.

    Profile photo of jsaraijsarai
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    @jsarai
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    Does he really need $100k every year?

    Profile photo of Paul DobsonPaul Dobson
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    Hi asoo4

    Why is the vendor selling, i.e. what are his.her plans for the money and why do you want to buy, i.e. PPOR or investment?  If you can give us more information, I'm sure a forumite will come up with a suggestion or two.  Thanks.

    Cheers,  Paul

    Paul Dobson | Vendor Finance Institute
    http://www.vendorfinanceinstitute.com.au
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    An alternative way to finance your home.

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