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Hi Guys,
I have bought me 1st residential property about 4 months ago, I beleive I purchased undermarket value and Have seen a bit of Capital growth.
Now Im trying to find good people to help me refinance cash out equity to buy more, a savy accountant and a tax advisor.
Does anyone have any recommendations on people to speak with or better yet what I should be doing now?
Hi Lachland
Corey Batt is your best bet. He’s done all my loans and invests himself and he contributes info to these forums too. Reach him on [email protected]
D.T. | DT Property Management
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Thanks Dt !!
I will get in touch with him.
Regards,
The accountants that post a lot on here are some of the cleverest too – check them out.
First: Revisit your goals – clarify your vision of where you want to get to. Write down your desired portfolio.
Second: Pursue good finance and tax advice – to make sure your next steps are ok
Third: Do the refinance as soon as you have enough equity
Fourth: Purchase 2nd IP and try to repeat what worked (ie purchasing under market or into a rising market or with value add potential. Ideally all 3 of those things!)
Fifth: Improve your ownership systems so you can handle more property. Make sure your property manager, other team members are all top notch.
Sixth: Go back to 1 and repeat the process.BuyersAgent | Precium
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Don’t get caught refinancing for refinancing sake.
Look to go back to your current lender and do an equity loan.
If the lvr was initially > 80% then you will only end up paying LMI on the increased loan amount.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Look to go back to your current lender and do an equity loan.
Agreed.
Your existing lender should be your first point of contact – look at ordering an upfront valuation first so you can determine how much equity there is to access.
If the valuation comes in low then consider ordering another via a different lender- in the hope of getting a more favorable result.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie Moore | Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd
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