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Hi
Will the banks keep lending you 100% to purchase +CF properties if you have enough equity for the deposit (you don't use any of your cash) and all your properties in your portfolio are +CF?
Any comments are appreciated. Maybe one of you guys is doing it?
Cheers
Yes they would, But you must have a LOT of equity to suport this sort of lifestyle and investment. I currently have 7-8 clients using this to build and buy all their properties.
You would be looking more at the BIG 4 for this sort of strategy…,the small banks tends to get scared espeiclly when you have over 1M.
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ps. ANZ breakfree loan product is not bad for this sort of strategy.
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MichaelMick C | Shape Home Loans
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I like ANZ breakfree… but their interest is not as competitive (6.94%) vs. NAB choice package (6.77%)
In my opinion good product but a bit conservative when it comes to serviceability model.
It was strategy i used with Anz succesfully in the mid 90's and acquired our 40 properties.
Now we have almost paid down the entire debt so product is not so important but certainly has a place.
As Michael mentioned over $1M they start to quicker a little and always good to spread your risk.
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Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Richard
"…over $1M they start to quicker a little "… do you mean ANZ or small lender..
But you can get better rates with > 1millionGOM with apologies that should have read "Quiver".
I assure you they dont get quicker over $1M.
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Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
I thought that’d be more the case Richard. Banks would also be looking to spread their risk/exposure.
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