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    Hi Im looking for a good lender who can lend to Hybrid Trust with a good rate, can anyone help?

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    Hi there

    Yes many lenders do. It is like saying how long is a peace of string.

    Each client has different requirements and circumstances so tailoring a product to suit is more appropriate.

    Post some further information and we can assist.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    ok,
    im trying to use my HDT to buy a home/land package. I heard that there are not many lenders who would do the home as it is not built yet, would need a construction loan. Which lender would lend? Im hoping one of the big banks will….

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    You are right there a fair few who dont and many of the majors who really dont understand the concept of an HDT.

    In saying there a few good lenders who have no problems.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    It all depends if you have a company as Trustee. If no company, then most will probably lend. If a company, then the number of lenders drops because the loan will need to be in a different name to the title holder.

    On a different note, please be extremely cautious with using a hybrid trust. The ATO has recently issued a number of private rulings and it seems many of the HDT deeds out there will be inadequate for allowing the unit holder to claim interest against their personal incomes.

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    As Terry you would want to ensure your Trust Deed was vrey carefully worded given the PR's coming out of the ATO.

    If in doubt use a Unit Trust structure.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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