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    So why dont the Directors provide Personal Guarantees on their product.
     
    If they have been around for that long surely they havent got anything to be worried about.

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    Hi Machine

    Just responed to your email nothing to do with zoning more like size of acreage.

    Wont get LMI on that.

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    Peter get your mortgage broker to order it for you and it will cost you nothing.

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    Hi Jean

    Yes but with only 4 months self employment max lvr would be 60%.

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    Hi Mark

    Firstly welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your time with us.

    Without additional information it is difficult to comment why you are experiencing problems however one reason could be the size of the land or property you are looking to purchase.

    Large acreage is not flavour of the month with most lenders but i have to be honest havent come across too many deals we couldnt finance.

    Feel free to provide more information and we can certainly advise further. 

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    Hi dreamerman

    Welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your time with us.

    Structuring your loans correctly to safegaurd your assets is probably something you wont read in a typical book but can certainly recommend any of Steve Mcknights books for education.

    Again hard to make structured suggestions without further information.

    By the way not every deal is negatively geared, positive and neutral geared (especially after non cash deductions) deals are fairly common so no reason to be be loosing cash each month if you dont have to.

    Just be cautious there is many a shark out there happy to take your money off you.

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    Hi luci

    Hate to say any organisation such as the one mentioned is going to have only one barrow to push and that is their own.

    Property marketing organisations exist for one thing and that is their own profit and if it helps the client along the line then that is a secondary bonus

    I am sorry i might sound so sinical but i have been in the property investment game so long to have seen all of the tricks of the trade and very few really want to help you.

    Reading the forums such this one and asking questions is an excellent way to go.

    Talk to a mortgage broker experienced in structuring loans for investors and find out the do's and donts and then maybe engage the services of a good Buyers Agent someone like Way Solid.

    Not sure which area you are looking at but if it is Sydney and Andrew doesnt cover the area can certainly certainly highly recommend someone.

    Remember it is your cash and equity and many an organisation will happily take it off you.

    I like to think i act for the client and certainly not part of any organisation out there to market or sell property.

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    Hi donkarnash

    Firstly welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your time with us.

    it is difficult to comment without further details as there are so many options.

    Many clients are considering Shared Equity Loans again especially if this frees up capital and cash flow to allow them to get into property investing and build up their portfolio whilst still getting a foothold into the PPOR market.

    If you wish to drop me an email i would be happy to crunch some numbers for you and give you some options.

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    Lukoot

    Drop me a line and i can rework the numbers for you.

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    Hi Kurt

    Firstly welcome to forum and i hope you enjoy your time with us.

    Certainly there is no requirement to have 6 months continous employment with a new employer especially with a good previous employment record. Certainly if the new position was subject to a probationary period then might be slightly harder but in saying that I do have 1 lender that does not care about this as long as everything else is equal.

    Feel free to drop me an email with some numbers and I would be happy to provide you some ideas.

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    Hi Andrew

    Firstly welome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your time with us.

    Whilst you are unable to borrow against his equity in your own name (referred to as a 3rd party mortgage) this is a situation which we come up again regularly with clients and structured correctly there is a couple of ways around it.

    Of course without further information it is difficult to provide you further details information but feel free to drop me an email if you want some options.

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    Newbie

    An alternative would be to start off with a wrap or two to accelerate your cash flow and use this to pay down your non deductible debt. You could then look at a good capital growth property with maybe lesser yield and balance your porfolio that way.

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    Hi Elisa

    Difficult to provide structured advice without further information on your asset/ liability, income or expenditure position.

    Half the battle is protecting your assets and establishing your finance in such a way that the loans are not cross collatealised.
    A little time spent restructuring can be the difference to going forward in the right manner or merely coming up a against a brick wall.

    When the path is clear and the fog lifted you will be governed by what you can afford and not by what your Bank tell you you should buy.

    There are many strategies out there and it is a matter of choicing which path you want to follow.

    Remember oranges and carrots are the same colour but taste totally different. 

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    Certainly do not sell merely for selling sake.

    As Paul has mentioned utilise the equity to acquire a couple of positive cash flow properties and offset one against the other.

    Have a look at wrapping for a way to get straight into the positive cash flow market.

    I have lectured at many an investment conference on wrapping and positive geared strategies so understand why investors are keen to balance their portoflio. Dont let the fact that you are overseas detract you from looking to grow your portfolio 

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    Hi Peter

    I would suggest  a combination of both is an ideal mix in any portfolio.

    As Paul has mentioned wrapping or LTO offers excellent cash flow to offset the cash flow shortfall on higher capital growth properties.

    Depending on which State you start wrapping in you could well find that your purchaser can give you your deposit for the next deal upfront from a combination of Deposit and FHOG.

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    For a simple DFT with Personal Trustees the average cost is around $600 and if you throw in a Corporate Trustee then you add around another $1000.

    GOM you are correct for doing what Kkatlea is trying to achieve I cannot see any reason why she would not proceed with that style of entity.

    Often we suggest to clients they start off with a DFT and PT's and then build upto a Corporate Trustee but again this may vary depending on their marginal Tax rate and the amounts they are thinking.

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    Personally i would never suggest using a LOC secured against your parents property to fund the entire purchase price of a new IP however in saying that can understand why you have bought up the question.

    Being self employed will have NO bearing on the deal you can obtain on the basis that your Tax Returns can show sufficient income to service the new loan.

    I guess the other question which arises is if you only use 20% deposit then will this be a gifted deposit as i assume you are either a coborrower to the existing facility or a Cross Guarantee has been used.

    Either way if you purchase using your parents equity and they EVER wish to sell or refinance/ borrow again they will not be able to unless you can restructure the loan now.

    The rate is about right although i find most investors want more than just the cheapest rate going around this week they want to structure the facility to enable them to build a long term portfolio in their own names.

    Of course without the balance of information it is difficult to comment as to whether the loan could be done elsewhere.

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    Steve oh you are good.

    You ask my wife every arguement I am wrong lol.

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    Steve True but we are talking residentially now lol

    JHK – Hate to say your Broker doesnt seem to know that market that well as that is a standard part of the credit score process.
    You are actually lucky that you might have a human credit assessor looking at the deal and not just a computer decline or approving it.

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    GOM

    Oh you old sinic, you know why the answer is the same to every question it is called promoting your business.

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