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    Property is in Melbourne. Lease would be at about 95 years.

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    Thanks for the replies. The main reason we are looking to sell is that we don’t think the bank will give us a loan if we still have $130,000 owing on our IP if we chose to keep it. Not entirely sure how equity works but don’t know if the bank would be willing to give us a loan of $500-550,000 or even if we could comfortably pay it after having a baby.

    Basically we want to spend $550-$600,000 on a house. Selling both properties will hopefully allow us to have a mortgage of no more than $400,000. Selling the villa and trying to keep the apartment might be tougher as it will involve borrowing more money than we already have now. I would really like to keep it but I think for the sake of having a bigger place, selling could be the go. It’s a one bedroom apartment and it’s slightly positively geared.

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    Thanks for the replies. The main reason we are looking to sell is that we don’t think the bank will give us a loan if we still have $130,000 owing on our IP if we chose to keep it. Not entirely sure how equity works but don’t know if the bank would be willing to give us a loan of $500-550,000 or even if we could comfortably pay it after having a baby.

    Basically we want to spend $550-$600,000 on a house. Selling both properties will hopefully allow us to have a mortgage of no more than $400,000. Selling the villa and trying to keep the apartment might be tougher as it will involve borrowing more money than we already have now. I would really like to keep it but I think for the sake of having a bigger place, selling could be the go. It’s a one bedroom apartment and it’s slightly positively geared.

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    Thanks Ryan. Still just a little confused as to how using e.g $80,000 in equity affects my first loan and/or how much I would need to borrow for my second property? Would that mean that if I bought a place for 400,000, the loan for my second place would be for $320,000???

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    Hi all. Looking for some help.

    I purchased a property 4 years ago for 170,000

    That property is currently worth 300,000

    I have 130,000 remaining on my loan, so that roughly gives me 170,000 odd in equity.
    I am looking to buy another house for roughly $400-450,000.
    I'm unsure exactly how using equity works and how it will affect how much I have to pay for my next place. Help would be great!

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