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  • Profile photo of WannaBeInvestorWannaBeInvestor
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    Thank you for your comments Richard and Terry.
    I will try to clean this mess up and get some advice from a good tax adviser.

    Thank you very much.

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    Thank you for your comments Richard and Terry.
    I will try to clean this mess up and get some advice from a good tax adviser.

    Thank you very much.

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    Hi Terry,

    I am also in  a similar situation.
    I have PPOR worth about $350K and I owe $150K.
    I have an offset account but I have transferred much of the amount in offset account to home loan account (I&P), about $100K.
    There is almost $120K  redrawable amount.
    So, If I want to buy an IP and after 2 years make it PPOR  and make current PPOR an IP,how should I structure?

    I am trying to explian what I understand as below. Hope it makes sense.

    Should I redraw all redrawable amount from current home loan account ( account B) to offset account (account A), make the current home loan IO (ac B) and then buy IP with 20% deposit with a new 80% IO investment loan(ac D) with an offset account(ac C). I will be claiming tax deductaible interest on ac D for 2 years.

     And after 2 years (when I make IP my PPOR and my PPOR an IP), If  I transfer all funds in ac A to ac C , Can I claim the interest on ac B as tax deductible ?

    Thank you for any suggestion and advice.

    Profile photo of WannaBeInvestorWannaBeInvestor
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    Hi Richard,

    Thanks for your response and sorry for the late reply.
    I wanted to buy a display home for about $400K and wanted to borrow $360K + Stamp duty
    I called a few lenders but they don't lend more than 80% for Display Homes as Mortgage Insurers don't accept Display Homes.

    Do you know any lender who would accept it?

    Thank you.

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