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Hi all,
My idea for my next loan is this – (feel free to offer advice and feedback!).
I have my PPOR – Interest only as I intend to move out eventually.
I have one IP – interest only.
I am about to settle on the third property (second IP) in one month
So far the loans are simple. 2 x Interest only loans and a 100% offset account sitting against my PPOR.
I don't have any cross-securitistation and the 2 loans are with the same bank.
I need to set up a LOC on my existing IP to use for any tax deductible expenses related to the IP.
The third property that I am about to purchase – I would like to set up another LOC to borrow the 20% deposit (instead of using cash), Stamp duty, other tax deductible set up expenses and future expenses. I don't think it matters which property this is LOC is set up against.
I will use a different bank for the 80% balance of the loan so I don't have too many properties with the one bank.
Should I ensure that the latest purchase has no cross-securitisation also?
I have a professional package that allows me a free valuation. Although the bank valuations are low, am I best to get a current valuation if my properties have increased even slightly in value? Does that mean I will have more equity to purchase another property down the track?
If I intend to eventually move out of my PPOR and make it an IP, can i set up a LOC to borrow the interest repayments thereby maximising this loan when I move out?
Thanks!
Oh, I should also add that I intend to buy another property in about 6-12months
Hi Mgsendon
The set up you have currently is par for the course and what we normally recommend to our clients.
I would however suggest a Interest only equity loan rather than a LOC as the interest rate would be cheaper.
Secondly if you intend to use a separate lender the loans will not be cross collateteralised anyway so no issues there.
If you are intending to purchase a further IP in 12 months or so i would make sure that your equity loan caters for this.
There are some good standalone investment loan products doing the rounds without any application fees etc so you should be able to source a couple of good products.
Not sure who your current Pro package is with but not all lenders are as competitive as you think especially with conservative valuations.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Thank you, Richard.
I've sent you a PM
No dramas Sandra just responded.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
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