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    maybe.

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    I heard of one case where prices had rsien substantially since contrustion began, so the company deliberately slowed down things so that they went over the sunset clause, enabling them to cancel the original contracts and resell the properties at a much higher price.

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    Steve’s is very basic and covers, different structures, Dale’s is much more detailed but only covers trusts.

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    Steven

    That http://www.sjq.com.au/sjq/site.cfm is a good site. thanks.

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    try also:
    http://www.taxlawyers.com.au
    http://www.lawcentral.com.au
    http://www.chrisbatten.com.au

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    Many accountants have little knowledge of trusts and do not recommend them. Then again, many people have good intentions of buying many properties, but end up only getting one and then move onto something different. So I think your accountant may be suggesting you buy one or two and see how you go, if you still think you will buy more, then set up a trust at that stage for future properties.

    Trusts can be cheap to run, and setup, so you might as well get it right from the beginning. Setup a trust, get a LOC on your PPOR, draw up a loan agreement and lend money to your trust which will then use this as deposits and borrow the rest.

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    fixed rates have been dropping for a while, which means banks are not expecting a rate rise in the near future. I am locked into one loan at 7.10%!

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    My guess is by offering a high strike price. If a place is worth $600,000 as is, and you have the foresight to see it could be worth $1mil if you do x do it, then by offerinng $800,000 you are offering to pay more than market value you can probably get a cheaper option fee, and still go and make a huge profit.

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    If you have purchased the place prior to 1986(?) if should be capital gains tax free no matter what you do with it. So you could buy elsewhere and claim this property as you main residence and then have two CGT exempt places -very good. You should probably sit down with an accountant to discuss your best move.

    If you buy elsewhere, you would have to get a mortgage (?) which would mean you are paying rent on your rental income and paying for your mortgage repayments with after tax dollars.

    Having 5 acress near Sydney will mean high capital growth, so it may be best to hang on…

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    I too would be wary of entering into a partnership. Do it on your own if you can.

    You should probably plan your strategy for a while before you sstart. maybe start somewhere near home. buy a house, live in it, get the FHOG, and then move out. If you live in it first, ylu can still claim it as your main residence and it will be CGT exempt for up to 6 years after moving out – it you ever sell.

    I personally would not buy anything outback, in small towns, unless there was strong prospects of capital growth. $10-$20 pw is nothing if there is not growth.

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    There may be captal gains tax imposed on the period it is rented out if you do not first live in it. If you hold for the long term this would be minimal anyway.

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    Try McDonald & Associates in Melbourne.

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    One of my clients sold an option to a developer. I think the option fee was relatively small – about $2000 on a $500,000 property, but the term was short – one year, to let the developer get council approvals etc, and she was paid about $800,000 for the property. The developer made millions by buying the whole block and developing units.

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    Do not sign anything without first talking to a solicitor!

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    I agree that they way you have done it is not good. mixing business loans and non business – how do you portion the interest at tax time. You would want your PPOR loan to be PI and you IP loan to be IO to maximise your tax deduction. If you have spare cash, this should be parked in a 100% offset account agianst your home loan. Then if you want to use the cash for a new IP, put it into your home loan account, and borrow the money again -either as a LOC or separate IO loan so the interest will be tax deductible.

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    none! Well almost anyway, there are a few small non bank lenders willing to do it. Also some local bank managers of major banks will allow wrap loans (possibly against their own bank’s polices).

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    Sounds good in theory……

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    Hi Rossolot

    I haven’t heard of these before, could you please give us a quick run down??

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    I would only buy something if there was good potential for capital growth. Rental yield is good, but won’t get you far without an increase in value.

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    As a guide, these non conforming lenders have a credit matrix whereby they rate the applicant in terms of risk. Each lender is different, but most have about 5 ratings. Each rating has a different interest rate to reflect the risk. Low Docs are also a bit higher in interest rates, and rates also rise as you go higher with the LVR. If someone is a recent bankrupt of less than one one year, they may save about 0.60% if they waited until after 12 months.

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