Can you please explain in what circumstances this would be a better option than what Terry proposed?
Regards Alistair
Hi Alistair The circomstances for cash flow loan is an advantage is where liquid funds are tight. Cash flow loans allow for reduced contribution and provide some gearing advantage by adding further interest capitalisation for legitimate tax claims. The disadvantage compared to Terry's proposal is that cash flow loans do not allow for a starting LVR higher than 80% of the property value. The capitalised interest is allowed to increase upt ot 90% over 5 years. The offset structure is a great self managed structure and a cash flow loan is a purpose designed loan structure
Cash flow loan could also be applicable here where the loan repayments can be part capitalised and increasing LVR with the capital growth generally a 50% reduction in payments for the first year then increasing each year.
It would appear there is something else here as the income alone would service with the mortgage insurers perhaps there are other loan or credit cards causing the loan to not service ?