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Hi all,
Please give some enlightenment about property refinance as I am still trying to understand how it works. Assuming an investor signs a contract with the seller at a certain purchase price, allowed to have renovation done on the property, got it refinanced with the bank before settlement, and after that settled the property with higher valuation which mean more equity could be withdrawn for investing in next property.
My question is if the scenario above is workable:
– does the investor use vendor finance (in any form) to get initial finance to sign the contract with seller, renovates the property and then gets bank to refinance the property and settle with higher valuation and equity? or
– does the investor able to use bank finance (up to 90%) initially, sign the contract, renovate, and get the same bank back to refinance the property and then settlement with higher value of the property?
Thanks in advance.
mcho7688 wrote:Hi all,Please give some enlightenment about property refinance as I am still trying to understand how it works. Assuming an investor signs a contract with the seller at a certain purchase price, allowed to have renovation done on the property, got it refinanced with the bank before settlement, and after that settled the property with higher valuation which mean more equity could be withdrawn for investing in next property.
Hi there
Not possible.
You won't have a loan on the property until it settles. Therefore, if you're wanting to access equity from the property – you need to wait until after settlement to have it revalued and if it's gone up, extract equity.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie Moore | Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd
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The investor will have to settle based on lower of purchase price or value and then wait for a while before applying for an increase.
Terryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
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Thanks for the advice.
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