As a rule of thumb, if the expected future capital gain is material, I generally advise people to buy in their own name and use a separate strategy to protect the equity. If capital gain is not an issue, it is probably okay to buy in a trust and get the trust to rent you the property under market rates. But this will only provide a tax benefit i…[Read more]
Do you think it is good idea to even pay Interest Only on your new PPOR with a offset attached? I am thinking that is a great idea because you still paying down the principal debt be it in the offset account. You also have access to the equity if you need it straight away. Instead of reapply for increase on loan.
So what Trust would you use if you had to sell it to a Trust and needed negative gearing benefits because you were short each month.Also what bank would lend to the Trust without issues. I understand you can use a Discretionary Trust but without negative gearing available because of the losses stuck in the Trust.I am a little while away yet from…[Read more]
Thanks for the reply Duckster.So what would people do if they are retired and the net rental income is not enough to live off. Do they have to get another job? Do you think Lo Doc or No Doc lending will dissappear forever or will it always be around. I know of a couple people who are currently living on equity and have substantial por…[Read more]
Yes I believe that they would lend 70% against the Property in VN with 30% deposit and regular income if you are working or have a business there. So it maybe possible.
Hi again Plastic I have a question – What if you want to turn your old PPOR into a IP and then purchase a new PPOR. Would you sell it to a Trust? What if you had negative gearing attached to it.Also how do you pay down your PPOR faster. Do you use a line of credit split with all the rent, salary etc going into this account and then paying th…[Read more]
Thanks again Plastic I don't understand how they have set up your accounts. But that is great if it all works for you. Does the structure allow you to pay down your own PPOR quicker?
Is it worth waiting until you have a few resi properties under your belt before venturing into Commercial property. What are the risks with commercial – What if the tenant can't pay and you have a vacant shop or office for 6-12months you would have to cover these costs with your equity.Does the tenant pay for all the outgoings including…[Read more]
Thanks for the reply. But would it be possible that you could afford to service 3 IP's so quickly more than the service they have provided. What was the level of service did they discuss structures etc and how to move forward and accumulate.
Just spoke to RHG they are passing on the full 1% cut but for Lo Doc LOC only .80% cut and not passing on until 23 Feb 09. That is why they are making a profit on our money. Mongrels I hope they go down when everyone refinances away from them.7 months of pain left!
RHG Humor “RHG is in the business of helping people achieve their financial goals and we believe this rate reduction combined with secure funding will help our customers in these difficult times and also place RHG top of mind for borrowers,” Mr Sulicich said.
If you wait patiently for a nice bargain a development block for example you can pick one up for a good price. As long as you don't borrow more than you can afford. factor in rate rise of 2% above what you could afford and if it is okay and you can manage go for it. But don't get greedy and borrow more than you can otherwise you will be…[Read more]
Thanks Erik great research to be done then. Would you not be worried if you had a holiday home in France and you lived in Australia or another country. What if squatters lived in your house you have problems getting them out?Insurance for anything??
So what happens if you want to purchase a new PPOR and put the old one into a Trust so you can borrow all the available equity for a deposit on the new PPOR. And what happens if you are not +geared on the old PPOR (Now IP). What trust would you use if you wanted negative gearing benefits etc a DT or HDT?
why don't the govt let people save money and earn interest. the reason might be y people don't want to save is because they get taxed on the interest they earn.Is that a possiblity?
Thanks Terry it made a lot more sense now. I now Know that if I try to purchase in a DT it would be pointless unless I am self employed and have the income to make sure I am not carrying any losses otherwise they will get trapped inside the Trust.Also with the HDT it maybe a little harder to get finance which is the most important issue if trying…[Read more]