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    Hi Brizza,
    80% LVR based on end value is available for owner builders, cheers.

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    Steven
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    Mobile Mortgage Market
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    Hi Dev,
    The max is $1million for investment and $500K for owner occupied,
    The lender is Pioneer, LMI is applicable but it’s not through Gemco or PMI, this may be beneficial to those who are maxed out or have high exposure with Gemco or PMI.

    DEFs 2.5% 2.0% 1.5% in years 1 to 5
    Companies and Trusts are ok, & up to $125K cash out, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi leo,
    The following may help, keep in mind the amount of equity you access will depend on the LVR, 95% 90% 80% etc.

    Current property Value $200K
    Current balance $135K

    Equity available at 80% LVR = $160K less current balance of $135K = $25K available as a deposit on new IP.
    Loan 1 with Lender XYZ, PPR used as security for this loan.
    Split A $135K non deductible debt (PPR loan)
    Split B $25K deductible debt (investment loan)

    Loan 2 With ABC lender, IP used as security for this loan.
    Purchase $200K
    Loan Amount $175K (the remaining $25K is from loan 1 split B)

    So now the Two loans would be:
    Loan 1 $160K
    Loan 2 $175K

    I hope this helps, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Mobile Mortgage Market
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    Hi Terry,
    Its available for investment and owner occupied,
    No monthly fees, up to 4 splits and has a redraw facility, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Mobile Mortgage Market
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    95% low doc 8.99% this rate reduces after 3 years.
    P&I with 5 years interest only, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Pabbs
    I have sent you an email with my contact details etc,

    Weston & Simon, thanks for the kind words, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Andy,
    I would suggest you discuss this further with Simon as he is aware of your circumstances/details, he is also a very good Mortgage Broker, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Unfortunately without the FHOG cash outlay is still required on a 106% lend,
    As the extra 6% will be insufficient to cover app fees, mortgage risk fee, legal and stamp duty charges etc, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Keep in mind the LMI or in this case the Mortgage Risk Fee at 106% LVR is 2.5625% with an extra .76865% due if the loan is discharged in the first 5 years, this does not include the DEFs of 2.75% 2.25% 1.75% in year 1 to 3

    The 106% is designed/suited with the FHOG covering the MRF and balance of stamp duty charges etc, I would question the use of this product without access to the FHOG. If you do have access to funds to cover the shortfall then a cheaper 100% product or 90/10-non genuine product would probably be a cheaper option anyway. Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Red,
    St George, ANZ, Cheers

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    Steven
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    Hi Jim & welcome to the forum,
    There are 100% loans available at a much lower rate, if you have genuine savings you may qualify for a 100% lend at 6.79%

    An alternative to a 100% lend may be a 90/10 non-genuine savings product, there are many options/products available, however the right product for you will depend on your current circumstance/situation, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Karina,
    ANZ may do it at residential rates on a lower LVR, approx. 70%. Cheers.

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    Steven
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    If you intend to convert the PPR to an IP at a later stage then interest only with an offset will preserve the original debt.

    BTW, you can have interest only repayments and an offset under a pro pack, cheers.

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    Steven
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    The Family Pledge product with St George may be an option to consider,
    It would provide your mother with a limited guarantee and there is no requirement for guarantees to provide income documentation.

    This is not a low doc product and there is no LMI, Basically you would borrow 100% with 20% or 40% etc secured against your mothers property, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Mighty Mouse & welcome to the forum,

    I would suggest the following structure.
    Have a split loan secured against your PPR with a 100% offset account linked to the non-deductible split.

    E.g.,
    Loan 1.
    Split 1. Current non-deductible debt: $272.000 P&I repayments with a linked 100% offset account.
    Split 2. Deductible debt: $48.000 interest only repayments.

    The funds in split 2 can be used as a deposit on a separate loan for the new IP purchase,
    This structure will avoid cross colaterisation and keep deductible and non-deductible debt separate, cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi Caston,
    The insurance your friend is referring to is LMI (lenders mortgage insurance) this insurance is applicable on most residential lending where the LVR is over 80%, this is not to be confused with landlords insurance, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Mobile Mortgage Market
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    Hi kendo,
    A 90% low doc based on value and not contract price will be very hard to get,
    However another option to consider may be a 95% low doc based on contract price,
    I have access to a very good 95%LVR low doc product at 8.99%
    the interest rate reduces after 3 years and has free redraw and no fees, Cheers.

    Regards
    Steven
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    Hi PL
    I think you are doing the right thing by looking at alternative finance on the boarding house, you may only get 70% elsewhere but I believe under the circumstances you will be much better off in the long-term, Good luck, Cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi James
    I would suggest you use the services of a good independent Mortgage Broker, make sure you divulge your current plans to sell in a short space of time, this will enable him or her to source the correct finance with minimal or zero break costs, cheers.

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    Steven
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    Hi PL & welcome to the forum,
    I don’t see the point in refinancing to another lender for 80% when you require 90%, talk to a Broker and see if you can get 90% and have your portfolio uncrossed at the same time.

    I can’t comment on finance for the boarding house without the relevant info, but I suspect you may struggle to get above 80% for this.

    Regarding the auction next week, you will need to have your finance pre approved before you commence bidding, cheers.

    Regards
    Steven
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    Mobile Mortgage Market
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