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    Might need a hotted up corvette to do it in 20 minutes, would be interested in knowing more about the property if you could email me the details

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    Hi once again no one is going to make the decision for you at some point you will have to make it yourself, by using the equity in your own property you will save on the Mortgage Insurance however by maxing out the loan on the invesment property you should have a better tax advantage. 

    Why not spin it past your accountant the LMI may be deductable anyway in some form or other

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    Hi I am a little lost with what you have said "I have finally purchased my first IP" how have you done this if you do not have the finance already arranged or at least in process or have you just put a contract on a property subject to finance?

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    The privacy act would make sure of that

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    Thats it you can contact one of the brokers here or ask the questions here

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    I would suggest you speak to your accountant, however a little room for thought are your properties on interest only? this would also increase your cash flow.  It is not sure if you are living in property 1 or if you have moved out if you have moved out you would need to move back in for a period to prevent the CGT but again speak to your accountant or even ring the Tax office you do not have to give a name. 

    On a personal level I think selling a property for personal debt is a bit drastic when you seem to have a reasonable income, why not  set yourself a budget and pay the debt off? I have a couple of Xcel spead sheets set up as calculators if you would like them email me and I will send them to you.  Or you can sell if you feel that is the better option

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    85% and the Lender pays the LMI rate 7.93

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    Have you made it interest only? this will help a little, you can get a reduction in your weekly tax however discuss this with your accountant first.

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    Most loans with an offset attached have a redraw as well however why use the redraw when you have the offset

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    That would be a honey moon period and then go onto a higher rate than a standard discount rate at the finish; often only last 6mths to 1 year ,  you need to take the whole loan into perspective.  Also they may have no discharge fee but have it disguised under a different name.  eg defered establishment fees DEF

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    Yes once you know your maximum borrowing capacity it should help

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    Interesting comments

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    Yes Terry I was wondering that as well and surely you would not have to advertise it?  I would have thought it would only be if the question was raised, and I cannot say that I have ever asked before buying a property, or is the case it has to be mentioned anyway?

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    Usually you can use 70% of the rental income, if you would like a free assessment you can contact me

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    I am not sure if I am missing something however at the top there is a search box would this help for future reference?

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    Some choose to save on the initial lower rate to save a few dollars and not looking to the longer term saving when using features of the loan to their advantage. 

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    It reads like you are selling reluctantly have you considered finding another investor to buy in?

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    Yes the success stories are always an inspiration good on you

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    Competition is always good it will be interesting to see how it pans out

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    Graham at Platinum accounting is very good I believe they also have a financial advising attachment but not sure on that

    From Platinum Accounting
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