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  • Profile photo of cathnnivcathnniv
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    Hi everyone help needed to understand the best way to finance preferably without cross collaterising.

    Parents own prop 1 outright worth around $260,000
    $50000 loan taken out with rams 6yrs ago for deposit on my house (daughter) house used as security

    Just had offer accepted on 1st ip at $152,500 need to borrow deposit from prop 1.
    Ip needs around $5000 in reno’s and will borrow fees also.

    St George want to cross collaterise the two properties taking $50,000 & $10,000 for deposit from prop 1 with a new loan of $152,500 + fees.
    We do NOT want the two properties tied togeather if possible.

    Fathers income is $54,000 no debt, cr cards etc other than $50,000 loan to rams

    what’s the best way to proceed??

    Profile photo of Mick CMick C
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    Simple- you just tell them you dont want to Cross…it’s your choice- if they can cross it means you have enough equity in the properties…so you can simply

    1. Cash out the “Equity” and use this as the deposit for the purchase – make sure it’s a split loan with a separate offset account.

    So you simply let St George bank know you dont want to cross and do the above…and they will do it, it’s not up the staff to say yes or no ( even though the staff may say no…as they do get extra “points” + it makes it easier for THEM for crossing the loans)

    P.s check the letter of offer before you sign, make sure it only has ONE address as the security .

    Regards
    Michael

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    I agree, Just tell them.

    If they won't play ball then set up a LOC on the existing property with st George and then for the new house go to another bank and borrow 80%.

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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Agree with the above – if STG don't want to do it, there are plenty of other lenders who are hungry for business at present – some of which are offering cash rebates to offset the costs of refinancing to them.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Profile photo of PaulliePaullie
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    How about pay back your parents the 50k.

    Profile photo of cathnnivcathnniv
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    Hi, Thanks everyone for your advice.
    Regarding the 50k this is made up of a few things not just my deposit so my portion will be finalised soon. As this is under mortgage we were trying to roll into one loan for ease of payment using the ipp as security and will therefore look more closely at equity use and having an offset account. I was not happy with cross collaterising but when they talk their talk they make it make sense which is why i wanted to confirm my opinion of it not being nessesary.

    Thanks guys

    Profile photo of IldikoIldiko
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    Hi,  i would like to buy an investment property but i really would like to know people doing to buy 1 after each other.

    pls give me some advices??

    thanks

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    ildi shoot me an email and i will email you an article i wrote for the API Magazine on just that topic.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Ildiko wrote:

    Hi,  i would like to buy an investment property but i really would like to know people doing to buy 1 after each other.

    pls give me some advices??

    thanks

    The ability to purchase and hold multiple properties comes down to your ability to service the debt – which is a combination of your income plus the income generated by your IPs.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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