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  • Profile photo of Property PassionProperty Passion
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    Hey all, i will be building a unit in the near future and wanted to know what my optons were in regards to owner builder finance?

    I have heard it is more difficult to get a lend as an owner builder and that the banks want a WHOLE lot of infomation on the building process if the lend is over 50k.

    any other infomation on owner builder finance would be great

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi PP

    Yes many lenders simply won’t provide finance to Owner Builders however in saying that there is stick many lenders who do.

    Traditionally you will be limited to 80% LVR although i do have 1 lender who claims they go to 90% LVR on a case by case basis.

    In saying all this if you have existing security to offer as addition collateral with equity you should be able to arrange 100% plus costs.

    Email us if you need a few lenders.

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    Profile photo of BrizvegasBrizvegas
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    Some will factor in a 20% over run costs also.
    This means that you will need to have the 20% deposit + another 20% in equity or deposit to allow for over runs.

    Home must be completed within a 12 month time frame also othewise the loan can be crystalised (forced to convert to P&I and stop construction payments).
    This can be a problem if you are not finished!

    David

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