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  • Profile photo of property_avidproperty_avid
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    Dear all,

    I am new to property investing. This may sound silly, but I really want to get my terminology right, does IP stand for Investment Property? Where can I learn all of these terminologies from?

    Thank you beforehand,

    Ricky

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    Profile photo of hydramaxhydramax
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    IP     Investment Property
    PPOR     Principle Place Of Residence
    LOC        Line Of Credit
    IO            Interest Only
    P&I         Principal & Interest
    LVR       Loan/Value Ratio

    Just a few, log on regularly and you will soon pick up the lingo
    Good Luck.
    Hydra 

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    Thank you, Hydra =)

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    Profile photo of property_avidproperty_avid
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    One more thing, can anyone over here please explain how LOC works?

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    An LOC or a Line of Credit is a secured loan facility whereby the lender approves a credit limit at a given rate over a given period of time although only charges interest once funds are drawn down on a daily basis.

    Assume you have a limit of $50,000 and use $20,000 on the 15th of the month then you are charged interest for 16 days.
    You may pay the $20,000 back on the 7th of the following month and therefore would be charged for the 7 days.

    It is a revolving facility which means you can draw down and pay it back when you need to and as a consequence is extremely flexible.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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