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  • Profile photo of Jenny1Jenny1
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    I have set up a company attached to separate discretionary trusts for myself and business partner.

    I am purchasing, renovating and then reselling I have been able to gain early access to make a start before settlement and will get it on the market when work is complete.

    While financing this venture with a full doc I have found another property which is exactly what we were looking for, with 10% for the 2nd deposit which is the best way to fund the 2nd property full docs or low docs keep in mind we will be renovating and reselling in a short amount of time.

    Thank you

    Jenny1

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Jenny

    With most lodoc lenders they will charge an early repayment fee or similar in order to recover some of their lost interest. This is on a sliding scale dependant on how quicly you sell the property.

    In saying this most full doc lenders have no wised up to clients buying, renovating and re-selling and charge early penalties on their standard rated products. You might get away with it once but 2nd time around the Bank will consider it to be a business and hence you will be charged accordingly.

    There are the odd exception but they want a little more documentation upfront.

    Cheers

    Richard Taylor
    Residential & Commercial Finance Broker.
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