Hi,
This is for a residential property investment.
Can anyone help put me in contact with such a provider? I assmue their will be a provider out there willing to engage?
Thanks
JakeIf you’re in a certain profession or an employee of a lender perhaps.
Cheers
Jamie
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Jamie – thanks,
Do you have a contact?
Regards
JakeHi Jake
I’m a mortgage broker – I have lots of contacts in the finance world :-)
Cheers
Jamie
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Do you think anyone likes to pay LMI? ;)
Certain professionals and lender employees can get 90% no LMI on their loans as the lender must view them as low risk/valuable customers.
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LMI isn’t that big a deal is it? A couple of thousand generally…just pay it and say thanks for the hundreds of thousands you’ve bequeathed to me.
You will have to pay LMI if you borrow oer 80%, however there are some lender which waive LMI for certain professions at loans up to 90%, including refinancing.
These professions include:
Medical doctors
Pharmacists
Dentists
Vets
Accountants -CA or CPA qualified
Lawyers
Engineers
Quantity surveyorsTerryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
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There are also a few other requirements other than just your Professional requirements.
Minimum income etc.
LMI is a Tax deductible expense however I agree if you can avoid paying it all well and good.
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Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Also think it was a few years since Tommy last purchased as LMI premiums have gone up rapidly and for a loan over 300K it is certainly more than a couple of thousand.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
If you pay 10k in LMI and break it down as follows it seems less nasty;
$10,000 x 5% = $500/52 = $9.61/week in interest payments which is tax deductible.
So about $6/week out of pocket for the average wage earner.
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That coupled with the fact that the premium itself is deductible over 5 years or the term of the loan whichever is lesser.
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Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Also add to that list professional athletes and people from the entertainment industry. They too are eligible for 90% no LMI.
Alternatively you can try Citibank at no LMI for 85% LVR.
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Also add to that list professional athletes and people from the entertainment industry. They too are eligible for 90% no LMI.
That’s pretty cool – I didn’t know about the entertainment industry – then again, there aren’t too many celebs in Canberra :-)
Cheers
Jamie
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No and politicians definitely aren’t exempt.
In fact they get charged double lol.
Cheers
Yours in Funance
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You are actually lucky to be located in Canberra Jaime because Politicians can get the 90% LMI waiver too.
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Is there any Financial Institution that can lend against Investment Properties in USA?
Hi Kev
None in Aus that I know of – but must admit, US investing isn’t my forte.
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Jamie
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No Australian institution would lend secured by overseas property because of the different jurisdictions – enforcement and taking possession of the property etc would all be under American law and therefore complex and costly.
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Is there any Financial Institution that can lend against Investment Properties in USA?
As Tezza said – no Australian institution will that I am aware of however there are US lenders that will lend to Aussies. We do the SMSF side which is quite complex, however you can buy in your personal name and get a loan from a US lender too….
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You are actually lucky to be located in Canberra Jaime
Haha – first time I’ve heard those words….and from a Sydney sider!
Cheers
Jamie
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