Hi Keith
No what you have described is a standard financing set up for most investors.
Couple of words of caution make sure the end value of the land and construction comes in at land contract price and fixed price building contract as we see many investor caught out where the property does not value up.
Also if you have already paid 10% deposit make sure you have structured it correctly as it is not merely a matter of reimbursing yourself and hoping you can claim the interest as a tax deduction.
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Where abouts in Brisbane are you looking and what are you looking to spend.
We have acted for well over 100 forum clients in helping them buy in Brisbane and focus on a combination of yield and Capitsl growth,
Both my partner and I built our multi million dollar property portfolios thru a combined strategy of returns including vendor finance, subdivisions and capital add on’s and work with our clients on a similar basis.
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Would echo the sentiments of the other 2 posters in saying sorry to hear about your current family situation.
Personally i would not be investing any money at all with a developer in any shape or form.
I have personally developed 101 properties in Brisbane and when i see the structures some developers establish the only loser when things go wrong is the investor.
Have a search thru the forum and you will read a series of posts made by other members regarding a similar investment in Port Headland Western Australia. I actually financed a couple of such purchasers and these investors were concerned that the valuations came in less than they were buying the unit from the Bare Trust from.
Sydney is definitely out of the question with such a budget but certainly you could find something in Brisbane. I would again be avoiding Units in Brisbane due to the potential glut of properties coming to the market over the next 12 months and the high costs of Body Corporate.
You can still purchase a detached free standing property in Brisbane for your budget if you know where to look.
We are finding a number of good yielding properties for forum clients in some excellent areas.
In regards to your Super i am assuming you that you don’t have enough funds to consider rolling over into your own SMSF and looking at buying in Trust.
Whatever you decide to do ensure you engage professional assistance as you still have plenty of time to retire and no reason why you can’t make the best of it.
Let us know what you decide to do.
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Kev sorry old mate i still don’t think you are understanding the lending process.
Applying to a number of credit unions willy nilly is likely to fry our credit file and could result in a total decline of any potential loan restructure.
I would avoid at all costs.
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Ok to start with I am concerned you have exchanged contracts on a property without having finance spproved in its entirety.
I am also assuming you have spoken to your Solicitor and there was no condition on finance in the Contract going forward.
Can I ask why did you every go the personal loan route for the balance of funds to complete.? Being your first IP purchase you wound normally get the equity loan set up correctly on your PPOR prior to even going property shopping.
This is still an option (assuming your PPOR loan and IP loan is not with the same lender) and one I would persue quickly.
Unfortunately there is in insufficient raw data to tell you what could be done going from here.
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Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Ok to start with I am concerned you have exchanged contracts on a property without having approved in its entirety.
I am assuming you have spoken to your Solicitor and there was no condition on finance in the Contract going forward.
Can I ask why did you every go the personal loan route for the balance of funds to complete.? Being your first IP purchase you wound normally get the equity loan set up correctly on your PPOR prior to even going property shopping.
This is still an option (assuming your PPOR loan and IP loan is not with the same lender) and one I would persue quickly.
Unfortunately there is in insufficient Rae data to tell you what could be done going forward.
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Maximum loan to valuation on a standalone basis is going to be 90% so unless the property values at a lot higher price then you wont be able to borrow any buffer.
Just got a valuation back from a forum client on a OTP which came in at 125K more than the initial contract price so we are doing 100% lvr + cash buffer but that is rare.
Too often the valuation comes in < purchase price.
No issues using the offset account if the sole funds deposited are the cash buffer but leaving it in redraw would be cleaner and linking the offset account to the whole loan.
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