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  • Profile photo of anthonyqanthonyq
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    Hi Guys,

    OK so the new APRA rules the other week have been a pain in the butt. I’m currently in the middle of refinancing and restructuring and now NAB said I can’t get the discounted rate that i was previously advised due to one of my loans being investment and the ‘new rules’ :'(

    Anyway, cancelling application and back to the drawing board. Brokers recommended ING @ 4.12% variable (down from 4.66% with NAB). Rates really good, dislikes are no credit card facility and my trust bank account isn’t an offset.

    2 Loans, total ~$750 borrowings, over 2 entities (one in name, one in company trust).

    Any advise if there’s any good deals going around or another lender with cc/100% offset for company name/same rate?

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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Hi Anthony

    Don’t focus on rate – it’s a sure way to bugger up loan structures and longer term plans UNLESS you’re content with your current properties and have no plans on releasing equity and buying more.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Sounds to me like you are jumping from the frying pan into the fire.

    A rate might sound great on the surface but one day you might want to access equity in your property or increase your portfolio.

    Starting with the wrong lender from day 1 isn’t going to improve the situation.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of anthonyqanthonyq
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    @alpha22
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    Thanks guys, will evaluate their lending criteria and servicability

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    That wont do you much good.

    You need to investigate their Credit Policy and you wont have access to this.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    @alpha22
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    Thanks all. Spoke to my broker today and all good. This route is going to achieve my goals.

    Profile photo of DeanCollinsDeanCollins
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    so what was your final outcome…..after speaking to the broker?

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    @alpha22
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    Hi Dean,

    ING. I’m not a power property investor like you guys and only had a goal of 1 or 2 more properties in the next 2 years, and due to equity and income it wasn’t a problem. Also got a great rate, lower than 4% after cashback. Main gold was switching loans to I/O as both were principal so i could build a healthy deposit for other non property investments. I know that’s a little old school, and i know what i should be doing, but it’s what i feel more comfortable for with risk. Would rather save, invest then loose, then borrow, invest and have to pay it back.

    Anthony

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    ING just announced a lending cap of 80% LVR on all NSW properties :-(

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    lol. very interesting to see how the market is in 12 months.

    Profile photo of Corey BattCorey Batt
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    ING just announced a lending cap of 80% LVR on all NSW properties :-(

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    Localised policy changed – to be honest I see that as a much healthier response than blanket restrictions for Australia wide!

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    ING just announced a lending cap of 80% LVR on all NSW properties :-(

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    To be honest I’m ok with that.

    As long as 20% deposit applies to both home owners AND investors I’m fine with any rule they want to implement INCLUDING raising deposits to 30% (or even 40%) for Sydney properties AS LONG AS it applies to both occupiers AND investors…….

    Would be good for people to reign in their spending a little bit.

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