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Hello to all
Help Needed!!
I currently have an IP (400K) that was bought using a 70% Investment loan (280K) and the remaing 30% from a Line of credit (120K). The Line of credit was secured against my PPOR.
I was thinking of reducing my LOC by increasing the investment loan by say 50K and using this money to bring down the LOC to say 70K.
Are there any Tax implications in this simple refinancing/consolidation process?
I will probably use this available 50K in the LOC for my 2nd IP.
Thanks
SHouldn't be an issue as you are just borrowing from one loan to pay back another – essentially a mini refinace.
Terryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
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No shouldnt be an issues at all.
This is a structure we normally recommend to our clients so that they release the reliance on the PPOR as quickly as possible and shoft the debt burden to the individual IP's as soon as equity and increased valuation allows.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
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