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  • Profile photo of keikokeiko
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    Okay throwing a few ideas around and thinking of selling everything, businesses, cars, furniture, properties and moving overseas but would like to hold two properties.

    The two I would hold are quite prime and will eventually be developed.

    they pull over $50k nett 

    there worth over $1m

    how much could I borrow from the bank, 60-70-80% LVR??

    remember I won't be in Au so this loan needs to be based on the rent received.

    it does not bother me if the rent goes direct to the bank every week month, if there is ever a shortfall I would cover it, however, there would never be a shortfall.

    obviously I will basically be starting from scratch in the new country and will need this loan to be no doc as I will not have a income.

    you may wonder how I survive, that's easy I use savings and start generating business and making money.

    can it be done?

    what would the LVR be?

    and I would only be willing to pay the current fixed rates under 5%

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    based on rent only, probably 65% LVR with a rate of around 8.14% for a commercial property

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    Profile photo of TheFinanceShopTheFinanceShop
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    Are working overseas because overseas income can be used (even if you are self employed overseas).

    LVR would be dependent on a number of factors. Also are you purchasing the properties or do you current own the properties? 

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    Profile photo of keikokeiko
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    Thanks Terry, 8% would be to high, I would only pay upto 5%.

    I would have thought someone putting up 35% cash equity would be better than some one only putting up only 10 or 20%

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    Details as supplied above Shahin, I own the properties and the company overseas would be new with no history to start with, loan needs to be based only on rent income currently recieved.

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    If you own the properties are you wanting cash out? Do you have existing loans on them?

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    Profile photo of keikokeiko
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    No cash out. I can put cash in if required, currently 75%

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    So why do you want to refinance?

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    Profile photo of keikokeiko
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    Had enough of my bank, everything is to slow for me and holds me up from getting further ahead, every day they take is another day I loose and when I ask for something simple which just requires the push of a button they ask me to jump through hoops, after paying them hundreds of thousands in interest I would have expected better service

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Would have thought the LVR and interest rate would be competitive and somewhere in the 5's.

    You don't actually mention the properties are Commercial but if they are there are a few lenders who will do a deal solely based on the rent received.

    Course more information would be needed to make a further recommendation.

    Cheers

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    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    Hi Richard. Semi commercial/residential, solid investments and always occupied, I have had them financed under resi and com.

    So do you think if I have 25% solid equity in the properties, that there are some banks that would finance the deal based on my original post?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Yes i do but they are going to charge normal com application fees, charges and val fees to set up.

    Cheers

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    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of keikokeiko
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    @keiko
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    How about running it under residential? zoning is resi

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Depends on what the valuer states.

    If it ha a commercial lease then No wont fly.

    Cheers

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    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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