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    @bjmaca
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    I am looking at a number of options to raise some finance on 4 of my investment properties. The issue I have is that currently the market in Port Macquarie is pretty flat and to sell them would mean a big price drop of what they value at.

    Is there anyway I can get a facility against my investment properties there is about £400k of equity in them put together?

    I have just come back after 9 years in the UK and have found things are done a lot different here.

    Also looking at raising a 100% mortgage on a primary residance in Queensland anyone know if this can be done.

    Thanks

    BJMACA

    “Investing in the future South Africa”

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    Hey BJ
    you may want to send an email to QLD007 from this forum, he may have a few creative ways for you to do what you want to do.

    There is always a way!

    We buy properties in Adelaide. Immediate Cash Settlements, No Agent Fees.
    [email protected]
    phone 0412 437 582

    Profile photo of bjmacabjmaca
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    Thanks Dr X I am on the case

    BJMACA

    “Investing in the future South Africa”

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    @mobile-mortgage
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    Hi BJMACA,
    You should have no problems extracting equity subject to meeting serviceability and the lenders policy.

    Regarding the 100% PPR loan, there are quite a few lenders/Banks currently offering these 100% products, Adelaide Bank have a fairly good 100% owner occupied product at the moment.

    However if you have equity available then you may want to consider using some of that,
    I.e. 20% + closing costs via equity in your IP’s and borrow the remaining 80% secured against the PPR, structured in this manner you would still be borrowing 100% of the purchase price plus costs but will avoid the high LMI premium on a 100% lend. I hope this helps, Cheers.

    Regards
    Steven
    Mortgage Broker

    Mobile Mortgage Market
    Ph: 0402 483 216
    [email protected]
    http://www.mobilemortgagemarket.com.au

    PLEASE note comments made should not be taken as specific taxation, financial, legal or investment advice.

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