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    Hi Linar,

    Does that only apply to a spouse? or can it be done within the family. Say can my parents put my name on their PPOR property and the loan without the need to pay stamp duty?

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    Thanks Mike,

    Yet again you have provided an exceptional service, much appreciated,

    Shiv,

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    OK, thanks

    I'll get the appraisal done then re-value it..

    Thanks to everyone for their advice aswell

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    Ohh i see,

    so whats the difference?
    Is it likely/common that a valuation for statutory/ratings purposes would be much higher than one prepared for market value?

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    I live in Berwick so am a bit biased, but Berwick has:
    – Hospital
    – University (currently expanding)
    – TAFE (currently expanding)
    – Good restaurants,
    – Bars and Clubs
    – Close proximity to Fountain Gate shopping

    There have been a few houses at approx 300K in Berwick the last few weeks,

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    Hi All,

    thanks for your feedback, the document where the property valuation is written is in the "Land Information Certificate" and it states the:
    – Capital Improved Value
    – Site Value
    – Net Annual Value

    So yeah was going to use that as an estimate to how much equity I might have on the property and then organise a valuation to confirm it so I can buy another IP.

    Regards,

    Shivasko

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