well i got told by a broker if you have say 2 securities with the same bank they are deemed to be separate loans and different securities can be secured against these properties at a later stage or “refinancing”. This doesn’t technically cross cat the loans but if you default on your loans or repayments and somehow the banks wanted there money they could take both 2 securities to the cleaners.
I also got told its best to setup your loans with different banks spread the mustard around may be a little more time consuming and maybe at some stage banks might not lend as much but iv been told its safer.
It was a little to late for myself to take my latest property purchase to another bank i found this out a little late, but if it helps you good luck.
Hope i explained this ok i’m only learning my self and ain’t no broker or bank manager so my word isn’t the gospel.
Thanks Richard my broker can get me 97%LVR because i am an existing customer i think thats including LMI. So on my new property would i be paying LMI based on my total debt? or just on the new property? i don't quite understand
if my total debt is 103% with my bank and say i wanted to sell for an example would the total LVR on both securities need to qualify at 97%LVR or does the comibined securites need to meet 97&LVR? based on capital growth and appreciation. not with my putting any of my own money in.
iv recently ultilized the FHOG & PPOR consession FHOG is paid before or on settlement you don't see it all happens in the back end PPoR concession is done at settlement i acutally recieve my stamp duty concession about 3 days after settlement.
Richard Wont be it be tax deducable sorry? im learning all of this
I have my PPoR and don't have a offset account as yet i want to knock off some P & I first, then have my loan offset capable. will i be able to claim tax or interest on my rent still or if i redraw out of my equity? btw i will have someone living in after the first 6months due to my FHOG so i need to live in there first.
Wow that information i did provide was based on pre approvals back at the end of febuary when i was looking at house loans. I am guessing with the fincial crisis the banks are tighening up there lending requirements.
dank, i recently got a loan new job same idustry on a probation through westpac no worries, apprently commbank don't care thats what my broker told me.
i just had to provide a letter saying i am doing really well and i am working full time didn't mention the probation.