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  • Profile photo of ezy.home.loans23320ezy.home.loans23320
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    Hi ,any one help me with some information, I have never done a wrap…
    I have a property I have bought for $170000
    would like to wrap it.
    what is a normal wrap price ? what should I expect? thanks to all who can help me.[biggrin]
    I am learning every day and love reading all the different opinion’s [cowboy2]its not so EZY when you dont know how to start .[buz2]

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Ezy

    Sell the property at say $195,000 charging the wrappee 9.25% over say 25 years.

    You make your repayments at 7% on the $170,000 and receive P & I at 9.25% on the higher installment price. Put the extra monthly payment directly into your loan and repay the debt that much quicker.

    Cheers Richard
    richard at fhog.com.au
    http://www.fhog.com.au

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    I’m so glad wrapping is Ezy Peazy for you. I would be scared witless. I guess I wonder how much of a market there is for such a thing.

    We are almost neighbours so we must meet for coffee and you can tell me all about your latest venture.
    i’m at sandgate Ezy.
    Milly

    Profile photo of ezy.home.loans23320ezy.home.loans23320
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    To those that answer’d my question thank you, I am slowly getting the idea.
    I love the L letter you put it on and your Learning take it off and your Earning…just better watch where I take it off or I will be BUSTARD…[bobby].
    EZY [:I]

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