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Best Stratergy?mi65ni [3 Posts] Hi there. Heres what Im thinking; I have just renovated my kitchen and the property has naturally grown in equity. My approx value is $330K oweing $210K with $30k available in redraw. (Which i would like to keep available.) Sooooo, do I: As far as I'm aware both situations would allow the claiming of interest. Thanks Heaps Jamie M [2120 Posts] I'd opt for option 1 so as you can limit the amount of LMI payable. Your broker/banker should be able to run through some scenarios with you on the cost/benefits of a few options. Cheers Jamie Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd - Australia wide Mortgage Broker Qlds007 [9178 Posts] I would agree with Jamie on his suggested strategy. Why not shoot Jamie an email and get him to work some numbers for you. You be suprised as to the varying lending options out there and as a Broker he will be able to come up with something for to suit your needs and requirements. Cheers Yours in Finance Richard Taylor - richard@tayloredfinancialsolutions.com.au Tel: 07 3720 1888 Qlds007 [9178 Posts] Deleted Post. Got carried away and pushed the Post button twice. Cheers Yours in Finance Richard Taylor - richard@tayloredfinancialsolutions.com.au Tel: 07 3720 1888 melvin257 [6 Posts] Hi All, I have a PPOR property and i don't believe with the current market I have any substantial equity on the PPOR. However I have around 40k in my redraw. I have an interest only loan with offset account in my PPOR Scenario What would be the best structure I should look at for Investment Loan which would make it easier to diffrentiate with tax deductibe loan and non tax deductible loan. I am new to this and would really appreciate anyone's help / advise. Thanking all in advance Melvin. Qlds007 [9178 Posts] Hi Melvin Ok what i would suggest is get the lender to cancel the redraw on your PPOR and then take out a new loan split for the same $40K. You can then use these funds as deposit for the new investment property. After all of this however just make sure you dont cross collateralise the loans. If you are using a separate lender there will be no issues. Cheers Yours in Finance Richard Taylor - richard@tayloredfinancialsolutions.com.au Tel: 07 3720 1888 |
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