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Hi Demkel
You might like to do a search on the topic as it has been raised many times before by other forumites.
In essence i guess there is no right answer as each individuals circumstances are different.. Most serious long term investors look to set up their purchasing structure as a Pty Ltd Company which is a Trustee to the Family Trust which combines Asset protection as well as income distribution benefits.
In saying this many clients may decide to purchase solely in the Pty Ltd name if they wish to utilise retained earnings and distribute income as and when they deem fit.
Certain downsides would include CGT considerations if you intend to buy and sell property and are not classified as a developer.
All in all as i mentioned there is no right answer and details of your personal circumstances would need to be known prior to making a recommendation.
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Hi Ems
As a fellow Pom who has been here for 13 years I share your husbands pain when it comes to the cricket.
Having gone to the Melbourne and Brisbane Tests i find it easier to saying nothing and act dumb. Our time will come don’t worry.
I have several properties back in the UK and adhere to what has been posted before and that is ensure you have a good Managing Agent who can keep you informed and also organise for small tasks to be done in regards to general maintainance.
One other thing is to ensure that your loan is structured correctly as many clients who purchase investment properties appear to have their loans totally incorrectly structured and it is extremely difficult to change things from so far away.
i have many clients in the UK and know that a little forethough and careful planning now will save you in the long run.
Feel free to come back to us with any questions in this respect.
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I am with Terry keeping them separate is the way to go for both cost as well as accounting at the end of the year.
I dont believe that Wizard offer a Nodoc loan but if you have the 20%+ deposit you should be able to source funding on the security property iteself at an attractive rate of interest.
Although in saying that I am not a great fan of Wizard or should I should say GE and feel clients can do better if they shop around.
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David
Many development deals allow the purchaser access to renovate the property at his expense and liability prior to settlement so there is nothing new there.
LMI – Lenders Mortgage Insurance.
GR lending is lending against the Gross Realisation of the development.
Assume I purchase a block of land for say $250,000 and build 3 Townhouses on the property and the total valuation of the end product is worth $1 Million then i am able to borrow against this figure even if my total costs may have only been the land price of $250K plus 3 x construction and other costs of say $175K each ($525K) = Total $775K.
Hope this clarifies.
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I disagree i am aware of 2 separate lenders who will lend on valuation and not purchase price from Day 1 dependant on the client and the property.
1 is public listed company who specialises in commercial funding but will also take residential security and the other is a private lender.
GR lending is standard practice in development deal so nothing new there.
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Hi Brizza
Yes the Guarantee does not effect the Title on the loan so the rebate on the SD and the FHOG are both available even if the Guarantor has purchased many times before.
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To carry on from my previous post there are many lenders who do not allow lending in such structures however half the craft of a good MB is being aware of what each lender offers and what they don’t like.
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If your MB is telling you that i would be switching MB’s immediately as it is obvious he / she lacks experience in Company / Trust structuring.
If the fact is that you cannot evidence your income sufficiently to obtain a loan in your own name then purchasing it in Trust with a Pty Ltd Trustee will have absolutely no bearing on the application if the Directors and Guarantors are the same.
There are many lenders who will consider lodoc / nodoc lending in a Company / Trust name although obviously this would be the last resort as where possible you would look to take out a status loan initially.
Unfortunately, with the growth in the number of MB entering the marketplace you do find that some brokers have less than 5 years experience and are unable to grasp the concept of loan structuring.
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R & L
Yes there are other expenses to consider but there are also other deductions to factor in as well. Loan expenses deductible ove rthe term of the loan or 5 years whichever is the lesser, building write off dependant on the age of the building and Depreciation on the internal fixtures and fittings.
Think you would be suprised how little the property will actually cost.
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I might need to redefine what i mean by never never sell.
I totally agree that you should sell an unperforming asset especially if you can time it in a year that you have losses to balance any gain or vice versa.
I built my cash flow up over the last 10 year in wrapping and this enabled me to fund my lifestyle and also my buy and hold properties.
A combination of both will get you to where you want to be quicker.
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Hate to say they are not talking to the right MB.
If you have $1M in equity you would always be able to obtain finance through a Nodoc style loan.
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I like to think i have built a reasonable portfolio over the years so am happy to offer a bit of advice.
Certainly there is no right or wrong to property investing and as PE mentions everybodys circumstances are individual.
All i would say is imagine that you make $100K on a reno over a period of 3 months. Not only will you need to deduct the selling agents fees but also will be liable for CGT on the profit.
You might end up doing 2 deals just to make the same amount as the available equity you have in the one deal you buy and hold.
Remember if you never sell you never pay CGT.
Building up a portfolio takes time and cash flow can be your lever but it is pointless in doing so if all you are going to do is end up paying it in Tax.
Structure yourself correctly and make sure you deal with an investment savy Mortgage Broker who can show you ways to establish your loan accounts to benefit you both now and in your future goals.
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Hi Unreal
It is a common question i get a lot and usually give the same answer.
With regards to your PPOR then only think about selling this if the property is unsuitable for your current circumstances. If the property is suitable to be rented out why not retain it and lease the property out and get the continual benefit of the capital growth.
Now with regards to your IP i must admit i am of the belief that you should never never sell. Selling involves paying agency fees as well as CGT and will leave you with less money than current equity.
Why not look at re-structuring your current loans and then use the available equity to further your wealth creation.
Remember that CGT is only payable once the property is sold. If you keep it long term then you will never pay tax on the unrealised profits but can access them for future borrowing.
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Hi
Good on you on doing some through research and due diligence.
With regards to your maximum borrowing capacity i assume this has been advised to you by your local Bank. Remember each lender works on a different serviceability calculation and that one maybe the maximum with one lender maybe totally different with another.
As a MB i get asked regularly by clients “What is my maximum borrowing capacity” and they are quiet suprised when they hear the answer and the variance between lenders.
The property market has certainly come back a lot and i think over the next 6 months you should be able to find some good CG properties at affordable levels.
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Totally agree with Xenia.
i love it when in their first 10 posts they say email / call me and I can help you out.
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As has been said another marketing company.
Very big on Brisbane radio telling you how they have helped dozens of average Aussies get into a IP.
As Terry mentioned do it yourself and save thousands.
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Barry
Do you do home visits ?
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Yes it is as i have a couple of properties within my SMSF but remember you are unable to borrow in a Super Fund.
Talk with a good Financial Planner and he can explain more.
Feel free to post as many questions as you like and i would be happy to answer them.
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Barry don’t think many people will respond to a UK email address for an Australian loan enquiry.
I agree with Kylie I would have no problem in showing anyone potential clients details of my entire portfolio and giving them a CV of my experience.
Too many brokers have only been in the game for 5/6 years and have very little in acumulated wealth. Also I personally would use a MB who is also a Financial Planner but i guess i am slightly biased.
When you take out debt you need to consider risk cover and a MB is not licensed to offer such advice.
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Must admit I don’t know of many blue chip stock that grow their businesses 15% year in year out.
I think most companies would work on somewhere around 8% PA growth in their stock price and pay out around 4% FF dividend.
Buying in a SMSF will increase the Franking credit benefit.
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