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    Try http://www.strategicwealthmanagement.com.au

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    In that case, it would be better to go for a term loan. There is no real point in getting a LOC if the rate is higher than a term loan.

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    Another option. What about hanging on to it and keeping it for capital growth? It must not be negatively geared too much after tax deductions?? You could also probably get a much low interest rate than 7.5%.

    If you want to help the tenant, you could also offer vendor finance – lend him the deposit and let him get the loan in his name.

    Do you know why can’t he get a loan? on an income of $80,000 he could probably borrow up to about $500,000.

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    Originally posted by The Mortgage Adviser:

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    As for not paying a deposit, as a vendor, if I did not receive a deposit, I would not consider it a valid contract as no ‘consideration’ has been provided by the buyer and I would sell to anyone else who offered me more and paid a deposit. I don’t think I would lose in any court on the grounds of ‘no consideration’ by the initial ‘buyer’.
    ………

    Rob, I think you will find that consideration does not have to be in the form of a deposit. If someone has signed a valid contract, then the consideration is the promise of payment. So a deposit would not really be necessary.

    But I am no lawyer.

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    This means that you are going to have to lend them the other 50%. Whether it is worth pursuing or not will depend on many other factors such as:
    – how soon you need the other 50%
    – The price they have offered (should be more for the trouble)
    – The security for your 50% – eg second mortgage.
    – The interest they will pay you for borrowing your money, and the terms – ie how long, PI or IO etc.

    So it may be an option, but then again you may be able to find someone able to pay full price straight away.

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    Yes its true! You could also use your left shoe instead.

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    I think Rob misunderstands my position.

    I am a fan of LOCs, but am also a fan of offsets. I think they both work well and I use both myself.

    LOCs are good if you want to ‘borrow’ money to pay investment expenses.

    Offsets are good if you have spare cash and want to store that for later use while saving interest.

    I wouldn’t advocate using a LOC if you are going to have your wages, rents etc paid into the account. Better to use the offset. I like LOCs to be used on unused equity.

    With ANZ, the LOC does have a yearly charge, but if you are on hte professional package, it would be the same rate at the term loan with only the package fee.

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    Yes you can’t prepay interest unless you fix for one year and you won’t be able to do it until you start the loan until the property settles, so time is running out.

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    rmittlal1.

    I beleive you accountant could be incorrect – with 4). If you move back into your original house, then you could not claim this at the same time as you were claiming the other one – except for a short period (6 months) where you can claim two properties at the same time.

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    Yes I watched that program too. It looked good didn’t it.

    However, when you think about it, there is really no need to buy a budgeting program, all you need is a simple spreadsheet and the determination to record your spending habits. Once you get some records there, you will be able to see where all your money is going and then decide where you can cut back.

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    of course, if your property has gone up in value, you may not need other security now.

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    There is at least one lender where the LOC rate is reasonable – ANZ. It is the same rate as the variable loan with the offset account.

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    Dave

    A trust may work, just aware that with trusts losses cannot be distributed. The ATO has also issued a ruling on renting your own house from a unit trust. They don’t like it. But it can be done.

    Another option is to sell your existing house to a trust, or you could buy your partner’s share. Either way funds will have to be borrowed and this will make the loan tax deductible. Stamp duty would be payable though.

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    Westpac have previously rejected due soley to the number of enquiries on my CRAA. Once I explained them to Westpac all was Okay.

    Maybe you have a common name and there has been a mix up on your file-another person with a similar name?

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    It is the only tax free asset!

    A good strategy is to have botha main residence and rent your yourself while renting out your own home.

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    If a signed contract had been entered into and not completed, legal action could be taken to recover the 10% deposit (at least), but I agree that it would be far easier to receive a deposit which you could just keep.

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    Sounds good if there is potential Capital growth as well as high income.

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    I beleive they took up some expensive offices, so the operating costs (for wages, rent etc) must have been enormous. Without the ability to write any loans it must have been very hard for them to keep going for any length of time.

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    Good work. You can only work within the system, you just have to try to learn how to make it work in your favour. I think you will find that when you get it revalued, after the valuer finds out the purchase price, it may not come in as high as the initial valuation.

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    Originally posted by The Mortgage Adviser:

    Hi Kit,

    To subscribe to topics, you need to press the little ENVELOPE at the bottom of each thread.

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    Gee After all these years here, I never realised you could subscribe to threads!

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