Since your applying for the loan in July, it’s fine. It’s well past the cut off date- and if the bank does ask ( most likly wont) just make sure you keep the statements or the “closure of your account letter”
ferdinandch wrote:
I read a magazine, conveyancing fees can cost $1,000 to $2,000. That is pretty big range in my opinion. How much is standard for conveyancing fees? And if it is just a basic purchase transaction, how much it will cost ?
ferdinandch -Since you are based in Sydney ( so am i ) i will quote the prices based on the Sydney…[Read more]
I’m note 100% sure what your property is like, or where it’s located etc…BUT i strata titled my block of 4 units in Rockdale ( which was single title before)- Total cost was around $55k + 15k for professional fee and DA approval
1. Separate water meters and plumbing -$25k Plumbing took up most of the cost.
2. Separate car port and new…[Read more]
St George bank don’t work on a BDM model …even if your on the flame Dragon broker.
The Dragon has a few valuers on their panel- so ordering your own would only be helpful for your own “research” as the dragon will not accept self ordered valuation;
1. It must be ordered and instructed by them
2. the valuer is randomly chosen. So may not be the…[Read more]
Johnny clap clap i would say the say…buying 10 prop in a short amount of time is not to everyone’s fort’e.
However i personally would pay out a IP properties outright, unless im over 50 and going towards the retirement age etc….Because buying IP using bank’s loan is considered as an “good” debts –
1. Interest payable is tax deductible
2.…[Read more]
Most common type because it’s not “DONE UP”. ie
1. Require a bit of TLC
2. Repairs, paint work, renovations.
3. Doesn’t look as good.
Risk:
1. The home might have some “building issue ” after a building report is done
2. Strata issue – common Ie high strata.
3. Stigma related to…[Read more]
Bank normally ask for last 2-3 statement for Credit card…so depending when you submit the loan- you might have one statement stating $31,000 and the another $12,000 – conflicting.
So:
1. it depends when you submit the loan
2. Even if you submit now- would be beneficial to declare the higher credit limit ( since you can afford it anyway)
You can’t get the approval done first – because EVEN if council approves it …it needs to go strata for approval as well and strata would not look at any request that’s NOT from the “owner” of the strata scheme
Yes i took a risk, but i had a builder to come and look at the place too make sure any changes i made did NOT touch or affect the common…[Read more]
That’s fine. It happens and all you need too do is explain to the bank + give in your last 2 years tax return + tax notice from the ATO and it’s all good.
In that case, your insurance may ( but most likely wont) cover the pergola. What i know for sure is they wont cover the pergola for legal liability ( ie if it fell onto someone) .
Your situation is very common for “shared driveways” – in your case you would either:
1. Find a separate insurer who will JUST cover the pergola for legal…[Read more]
Not sure where your are…but a few council in Sydney allows granny flat to be built without “full council” approval ie..no need for DA. as long as it’s under 50 squ meters – which a lot of the “off the shelves”: granny flat company offers for $80,000
1. it’s easier to split title and for subdivision as you have 2 access point no need for a “driveway” as such.
2. they are normally larger in size
3. Can be rezoned as 2 address instead of 14 A Smith st and 14 B Smith st ….it can be 14 Smith st + 11 Ryde road…etc = better selling potential
My investing style is different to Nathan- mine is more similar to Richards one….Rather then buy a place that’s +Ve already..i tend to buy a property with potential to create this “+VE + capital growth” …
So block of units, subdivision and Muti rent ( students, 2-3 family etc..)