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The easiest way is to secure against your PPOR but risks involved…. correct me if I am wrong
after GFC, every word about property developer… the banks will run miles away
The collapsing of Fincorp, bridgecorp etc… has highlighted the risk of lending money to property developer
I guess that Mirvac, Meriton, Australand ASX listed companies have some issue securing the finance but not the large extend of the small developers
Some of the brokers here are very uptodate with the structuring issue
Mike,
How much equity do you have (i.e. what is the LVR)
and how much salary income (apart from the rental income)?I still prefer the Offset account for the PPOR eventhough it has slightly higher interest rates 0.06%-0.1% (ANZ Simplicity vs. ANZ breakfree package for example)
but it is much easier if you convert PPOR into IP in the future.I made similar mistake intially just to chase the cheaper interest rates…. and end up costing more to restructure the finance again..
DWolfe wrote:You can apply the formula in the revised edition which does give you the yield. If the yield is high bingo. Hence the revised edition.And yes these properties are not just floating in the air for people to pluck, we would all be really rich (nice but ain't happenin). You need to look in different areas. Where I rent you would NEVER EVER EVER find a CF+ property. But plenty of regional areas with decent populations and industries hey presto, found one. These properties are not pretty mansions by the sea. These properties are not places YOU would like to live in. But they are where people will rent and what people will rent. (And I'll skip the regional blah blah, risk, blah blah lack of CG spiel thanks) I've tried getting my name on realtors "lists" but hey maybe I'm just not that rich! Then again I might be "unknown person no 20" rather than "person who buys most of the time"
Go shopping, somewhere that is other than past the local window, because if you don't seriously shop you wont buy anything. I don't go grocery shopping hoping that someone will sell me the cheapest, tastiest bread, and then complain when it isn't in the first shop I go in. Shop around.
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It is always a trade off buying in the small rural town versus inner west of Sydney.
You can always find CF+ in the regional or rural town.. but there are risks associated with them.AndreiR wrote:god_of_money wrote:The book is outdated
and the teory is outdated
but people who tried it 10-15 years ago might agree with his teory.
Not now especially post GFCSo why u on this forum then?
so what???
agree 100% with Richard
may be u should change the brokerThe book is outdated
and the teory is outdated
but people who tried it 10-15 years ago might agree with his teory.
Not now especially post GFCHow do you get investment return by using low doc or no doc?
unless you have high growth and high rental return.. otherwise futile exercisespruikers….. getting fatter and fatter
"ps: I reckon Custodian Wealthbuilders rock. Will be attending seminar shortly."
Why not u asked John Fitzgerald in the next meeting?
servicebility is the most important…
and never trust about realestate agent valuation…What kind of intrerest rates did you end up paying??
ANZ is probably the better option though
He was generated 4-5 Residex report by Mike.. of course become good mortgage broker
stop using capital letterss
Sorry, I disagree with you…
Banks have every rights to decline your loan…where about was it?
I think some of the banks have changed their lending criteria.. this month
They need to know where the funds go before they are happy to release the funds.There is always a high chance they might decline or increase the rate if purchasing block of units etc..
how do you get 100%+ approval??
Pre-approval might not mean anything though?Richard,
you meant ANZ is the only one who does it currently Low Doc loan with PAYG?