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    Have you got a 100% offset account linked to the IP loan? that would be another option.

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    If your IP appreciates to $200,000, you cannot borrow $200,000 against it, but only 80 to 90%.

    There is nothing stopping you puttting htis extra money into your home loan. However the interest on this portion would be be claimable as it relates to personal expenses.

    You could use this money as deposit on another IP, but only the interest portion would be deductible.

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    Hi.

    Yes there are lenders that will be able to do that, but there would be exit fees on the loan if paid out in the first 3 years.

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    Sorry, the correct address is http://www.gatherumgoss.com/

    This book, and another, can be found under shopping on
    http://www.gatherumgoss.com/shopping.htm

    Terryw
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    I am not sure about that. If you use a LOC to buy a property OS, then the expense would be here, but the income would be over there. It may depend on the reciprical tax arrangements with that country, and/or if the income is declared in Australia.

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    I have used a buers agent in the past. They can save you a lot of work, but you have to pay for the privilage of course.

    An agent will do anything possible to sell a proeprty quick, and that would probably include letting any buyers agents that they know about the property as soon as listed. (They would also probably lie to their own grandmothers if they were in the market for a house.)

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    Of course you can buy overseas.

    If you have borrowed against the equity of your home, maybe you have a LOC setup. If you have a LOC, you may be able to pay cash for your overseas property. If no Australian bank will lend you money, try banks in the country where the property is located.

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    What State they are in doesn’t matter.

    If it is an investment property, then probably they will have to pay CGT. Also agents fees, legals etc

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    Sure. You could (try to) negotiate that with the selling agent. why not.

    Buyers agents do that sometimes. ie they get half of the listing agents commission, and reduce their fee to the buyer accordingly.

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    you’ll be paying for it either way.

    eg you use mum’s house as additional security to the new IP and borrow 100% of the new IP.

    or

    You take 20% from the LOC and then get an 80% loan, you loan on the IP would be smaller, but you would also be paying interest on the 20% deposit from the LOC. So all up you have still borrowed 100% of the IP.

    Personally I beleive the second method is more flexible as it leaves the securities as un-crossed.

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    You can get loans wihtout working, but interest rates are higher and LVRs lower, but you could go up to 80% LVR using 1st and 2nd mortgages.

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    Hi

    I am actually sharing an office with a Certified Financial Planner (who was recently judged best in the state by IFA and Macquarie Bank). He runs a fee for service practice (which means he rebates any commissions) and therefore has no bias towards any asset class or financial products. His name is Sean and his email address is [email protected]

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    Penguin

    For low docs, they generally require 20% deposit and an income declaration. No checking is done to verify your income (usually). You still have to quote an income and if it is not high enough, then you will not pass (and you don’t get a second chance).

    But they often require proof of your rental income, and copies of your credit card statements to verify the limits, copies of rates noticies to prove you own other proeprty (if applicable) etc.

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    You could always borrow the deposits. you still have to pass serviceability tho.

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    Yep, you better use a lawyer for any contract you do – to protect yourself.

    These documents are not given out freely, but aparently some can be found on the net somewhere (I don’t know where).

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    A trust may not work with Centrelink.

    They now deem the assets of the trust to be your own personal assets if you control the trust. I think they define control as being the appointer or the trustee.

    The same for companies.

    I would just give centrelink a call and get some info sent out.

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    I beleive that the ATO gives the tax payer a letter to take to their employer. This letter outlines how much tax is to be taken out.

    If the wage is the same then the new employer would be able to work off this letter.

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    Citibank has a good unsecured LOC, called ready credit. rates are high (17% ish), but you don’t get charged until you use the money, so it would be good to get this facility ready just in case. Personal loans are a lower rate, but may have applicaiton fees and other monthly fees (sometimes).

    Just be aware that having these loans will affect your serviceability.

    Terryw
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    If you have been doing this for longer than 2 years, then the bank will simply average your income (assuming you have lodged tax returns). You are just self employed just like a carpenter would be. However, If your income is fluctuating a great deal, they may only go on the lower figure. And it may be easier just to go ‘low doc’ as Simon suggested.

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    Steve was buying at $40,000 a few years ago (according to the book), these properties have probably trippled in value to about $150,000 now. Phenomenal growth was occuring during this time.

    Terryw
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