Redwood replied to the topic How to use a Trust to increase borrowing capacity? in the forum Help Needed! 12 years, 2 months ago
mmmm interesting
"The way to get around your borrowing limit is once the ABC Bank has said 'no more', create a new trust structure and approach a different bank…"Not sure what is eluded to here however, you can always find a bank to get a loan……
One structure to think about is through an SMSF, its called a limited recourse borrowing…[Read more]
Redwood replied to the topic Real Estate agent reference check in the forum General Property 12 years, 2 months ago
Effective due diligence always requires a reference check, ha, privacy requirements……let me know where you are in melbourne by PM and i can help you, your not being unreasonable.
Redwood replied to the topic Integrity Property Investor Services in the forum General Property 12 years, 2 months ago
Richard, sorry to hear about your loss.
Redwood replied to the topic A word of warning on property in your SMSF in the forum Legal & Accounting 12 years, 3 months ago
Agree with this, so many clients trying to push the boundaries.
Have so many stories to share however, just cannot share on a forum.
I generally look very closely at a client looking at a holiday house in the SMSF, as you can see the hints ard using it on the holidays. Always emphasise the audit requirement and testing to be performed. Usually…[Read more]
Redwood replied to the topic Accountant in BoxHill/Blackburn VIC area in the forum Legal & Accounting 12 years, 3 months ago
Hi Newbie, try BHT Partners in Eltham. Call Sherryn Coffield she does my personal tax return and also the Redwood Tax Affairs. Tell her I sent you and she will take care of you.
Redwood replied to the topic starting out with smsf in the forum Help Needed! 12 years, 3 months ago
Hi floody. as you know there is no minimum balance for an SMSF and with $100k you have the opportunity to borrow up to 80% LVR for residential property and up to 70% for commercial property.
With SMSFs, the objective should be for capital growth and therefore, i'm not sure you will find many properties around the $200k mark, and more likely to be…[Read more]



