Richard Taylor replied to the topic how can l tie a place for sale up, while l sort finance? in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 7 months ago
Put it down as deposit.
There is no requirement to put down 10%.
Purchased many a Million dollar property with $1000 max.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic how can l tie a place for sale up, while l sort finance? in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 7 months ago
macc, firstly welcome back.
There is no minimum deposit amount required so why would you get a line of credit set up on one of your existing unencumbered properties and then draw on this to top up the deposit if required.
At the same time set up the finance for the new IP.
It is fairly standard and something most Brokers do…[Read more]
Richard Taylor replied to the topic First time buyer in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 7 months ago
Pop into the local police station and ask them their attitude on crime rates in the streets in question.
That and a drive around the area at varying times of day should give you a good indication as to the activity.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Property Evaluation Spreadsheets in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 7 months ago
Hi Robert
To be able to incorporate a stamp duty calculator or LMI estimator into Excel shouldn’t be particularly difficulty.
Just get the figures from the OSR State you are looking and copy in the formula.
For LMI just run off Gemworths calculator. Whilst each lenders scale will be different at least this will give you a useful guide.
You…[Read more]
Richard Taylor replied to the topic Unit block in the forum Creative Investing 9 years, 7 months ago
Hi there
I think if you can find a multi unit block at the right price it may well prove to be a good long term investment.
I sold last year a block of 18 units on 1 Title here in Brisbane and have another of my 6 x 2 blocks under contract at the moment.
I have owned these for some 15 years and have proved an excellent buy for me. Still holding…[Read more]
Richard Taylor replied to the topic Unit block in the forum Creative Investing 9 years, 7 months ago
Hi there
I think if you can find a multi unit block at the right price it may well prove to be a good long term investment.
I sold last year a block of 18 units on 1 Title here ion Brisbane and have another of my 6 x 2 blocks under contract at the moment.
I have owned these for some 15 years and have proved an excellent buy for me.
There are…[Read more]
Richard Taylor replied to the topic Game changer For Property Investors in the forum General Property 9 years, 7 months ago
Hi Steve
Very informative. Brisbane and SE Qld is still crazy with enquiries from locals outside Qld as well as expat’s / non residents and this can only increase going forward.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Bridging loans. Good or Bad ? in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
In most cases you won’t have to actually make the monthly loan repayments but can have the interest payments capitalised into the loan and paid out when the current PPOR sells.
As Terry mentioned stamp duty can still be paid as though it was a PPOR.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Property Investment Firms – Advice Needed Please! in the forum General Property 9 years, 8 months ago
Hi Pete
Benny has made some good points.
Like any industry there are good and bad operators but you always ask the firm you engage how do they get paid.
If you the buyer are paying them at least you know the cost involved.
If they tell you their services are free then someone has to be paying them which is often the developer or seller.
Any so…[Read more]Richard Taylor replied to the topic US Investing Where from Here?? in the forum Overseas Deals 9 years, 8 months ago
Hi John
Just wondered if you hold an AFSL ?
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Queensland hot spots in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 8 months ago
Hi Bla
Yes the demand for reasonable yielding properties with subdivision opportunity is overwhelming.
No reason why you shouldn’t be able to fund something sub 400K.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Wanted broker in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
You certainly can’t go past Jamie who has already responded to you post.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Consulting: Looking for Connections in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
Hi Jono
Your Professionals don’t have to be locally based as this day and age most loan application are done by email etc.
Jamie Moore is Canberra based and is an excellent mortgage broker with a healthy investment portfolio.
Send him a Private Message or shoot him an http://www.passgo.com.au
Not quiet Adelaide but a good 3 Wood away.
Cheers
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Looking for Townhouse developer directory in Brisbane area in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 8 months ago
Lewis there is no such thing.
You will need to get a few builders to give you quote and gauge them accordingly or ask your Architect whether he has any recommendations.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor replied to the topic Will local banks finance Chinese investors? in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
All they have done is follow the line other lenders went down previously.
Nothing really new in that.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Consulting Team needed in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
Ok Hemi not sure where you sent it but not received our end.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Consulting Team needed in the forum Finance 9 years, 8 months ago
Hi Hemi
As long as you can show evidence of funds to complete away from the Vendor Finance i don’t think you would have an issue.
Our new Company No Deposit Housing Pty Ltd provides 100% finance to First Home Buyers by way of a secured second mortgage and we do this with the consent of 6 major lenders who have approved the…[Read more]
Richard Taylor replied to the topic I want to buy property to do "rent to own" where do i start?? in the forum Creative Investing 9 years, 9 months ago
Yes hullo if you subscribe too Veda.
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Richard Taylor replied to the topic Deposit finance. in the forum Finance 9 years, 9 months ago
Hi Hank
At the moment we only lend in Qld where we broker the deal.
In the first week alone we received 36 applications so matter of growing slowly in order to keep up with demand.
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