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Hi All
We own our own home took equity from our house and bought Investment 1 in 2010 loan 330K in 2012 bought No 2 investment 290k and all was goodWe are in the process of buying No 3 investment loan 235K and the bank is saying that we will be linking the loan to all other houses as to keep loan under LVR of 80%. I am not sure this is the right. I know structure is important he is avoiding us paying Lenders mortgage insurance. Any help suggestions or even just to say this is ok would be great.
Thanks Lorraine
Hi Lorraine,
You should avoid cross collaterisation of your properties. The less control the lender has over your properties, the better, especially if your PPOR is involved in any way!
If you can structure theses loans via cross collaterisation, you should be able to structure them as standalone loans. Even with LMI involved, it's a small price to pay, and as it's for an investment property, the LMI is tax deductible over 5 years.
Yes that is a naughty banker there suggesting that.
I suggest you immediately stop dealing with them as they don't have your interests at heart.
Sounds like you have plenty of equity too so absolutely no reason to consider it.
Terryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
http://www.Structuring.com.au
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lulu1 wrote:Hi All
We own our own home took equity from our house and bought Investment 1 in 2010 loan 330K in 2012 bought No 2 investment 290k and all was goodWe are in the process of buying No 3 investment loan 235K and the bank is saying that we will be linking the loan to all other houses as to keep loan under LVR of 80%. I am not sure this is the right. I know structure is important he is avoiding us paying Lenders mortgage insurance. Any help suggestions or even just to say this is ok would be great.
Thanks Lorraine
It's really frustrating to hear stories like this – and it's so common it's not funny.
The bank is making a huge mess of your finances and acting purely in their own best interest.
You should seek expert advice elsewhere.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie Moore | Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd
http://www.passgo.com.au
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