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Hi all,
I have gone through the forums and could not see this discussion so apologies if this has been covered before.
I just signed a contract to purchase my 3rd IP in joint names (husband + wife). I wanted to utilise my DFT but I heard from people that using a DFT structure would mean the bank would only lend up to 80% LVR.
I talked to my personal banked about this as I wanted the best chance to get the loan but that if they would treat it equally, then I'd like to use a trust structure.
My banker told me that they would treat borrowings in the same way (trust or in personal names) and that I could borrow up to 95% utilising the trust structure.
I was really surprised by this as I have spoken to many brokers who indicated that obtaining finance over 80% LVR for trusts are quite difficult.
She said nope. It's fine – we can lend up to 95% even if trust structure.
I suppose my question is – well not really a question, what are your experiences in borrowing using trusts lately in terms of the LVR.
I should also add that I have now asked my solicitors to ask ther other side if we could prepare a new contract with my DFT as a new entitiy. I suppose if I hear an overwhelming "NO BANKS WILL LEND TO A TRUST STRUCTURE OVER 80% LVR", then I can tell my solicitor to forget about it and proceed with the current contract.
The property is a residential house earmarked to be rezoned so I am wanting to build 3 townhouses on it at a later stage. Once the t'houses have been compleleted, after all costs, the property will be CF+ by about $600 per week.
Many, many ,many thanks in advance for your advices. Very much appreciated.
Yep, it should be fine. Sometimes there may be higher rates if you have a company as trustee, but it will depend on the bank.
Terryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
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Wont be any issue with the 95% lend however the issue could come down the track when you have 3 properties on the single title.
Many a lender has reduced its policy on multiple dwellings over the last couple of weeks.
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Thank you so much Terry and Richard.
I have been reading the threads (almost all of them) and note that both of you make significant contributions in this forum
Thanks for your thoughts and advice!!
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