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Hi.
There are various loans out there where you are not required to state an income. These are basically asset loans, – whereby the lender will lend you the money based mainly on the security property. generally these are around 65% LVR.
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please see your other post for my reply.
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I am not an accountant, but ….
1) A discretionary or a hyrbid trust. or a unit trust with units held by a discretionary hybrid trust etc
2) saves tax and for asset proection
3) yes, probably all except your final main residence
4) you?
5) Trust deeds can be pruchased for as little as $175. Some states also charge stamp duty. When doing you tax return, you will have extra expense of doing a return for your trust. This could cost $100+, depending on what assets the trust has.
6) tax savings and assett protection and flexibility.
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Matt, backdating a document may be illegal, but is certainly possible. But maybe the trust deed is not a legal document until it is stamped, so you wouldn’t want to sign up and stamp later as it is dated. Better talk to a solicitor.
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Hi
What sort of loan you have has no bearing on whether you can claim the interest or not. I would think if you get the FHOG, you could still rent out some rooms and claim a portion of every cost, including interest and depreciation BUT you may end up paying CGT when you sell.
Maybe the perion involved could rent out some rooms for 6 months while living there to legally qualify for the FHOG and to then move out and rent it completely as an IP. But there are also large CGT implications here too, because if he/she lived in it for 6 months intially as their main home and then rented it, they could still calim it as their main home for a period of 6 years while renting it out. So if they sold dduring this period, there should be not CGT. Having only a portion of it as you main residence, may mean only that portion is able to be claimed as their main residence during this period.
Better talk to an accountant about this before you do anything.
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I would calculate COC returns on money input and yearly income received. eg. $1000 invested, $500 yearly income = 50% COC return.
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Off the top of my head, probably the main ones would. Some may even require 6 months if your previous job was in a different industry. Some low doc/no doc loans do not have these requirements though.
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Originally posted by GSSW:Ahhh ok, i think its becoming clearer….
Would I be wrong in thinking i should keep the MISA at ‘just enough’ to balance the loan amount, and take any extra cash out of the MISA to put into a better earning vehicle (fixed interest etc)? So each month I can take money out of the MISA, by the same amount as i pout into it….
Or am i just confusing myself??I think you might as well take any excess funds out as you would probably not be earning any interest – or not much. Maybe put the excess into a ING account?
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Depends on how risk adverse you are. Some people are really conservative and buy one at a time, others just buy as many as quickly as they can. Remember the earlier you own a property, the quicker you can acceess the growth.
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There is a new non conformiong lender on the market called HLP Mortgages (http://www.hlpmortgageco.com.au/info/index.htm). They will be lending money to people with credit impairments, ex-bankrupts etc.
This is a growing market, but there are already 4 major lenders in there and a few other smaller ones popping up.
A 60% return is not really that much return for a start up business as the risks are high.
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I beleive this has happened a lot more than the article indicates, but banks wanting to avoid bad publicity has decided not to alert police or prosecute offenders.
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PMI would have probably allowed 95% IO – even for a first property.
I wouldn’t be worried too much as the extra payments are coming off the principle, so it is not like you are losing money. Maybe after 6 months you can change the loan to PI. It may be possible to refinance the loan with another lender at IO and withdraw extra equity and to claim back the LMI.
Also with L/Os you do not need an IO loan, in fact, you are probably better off with a PI loan.
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The offset account doesn’t change you loan balance, so you will still ahve to make the minimum repayments. You will not be charged any interest if you have more in the offset than in the loan, so all of the repayment would be going to reduce the principle. If you change your loan to IO, then you may be able to just let the balance hover if you have an equivalent balance in your offset account.
You avialable redraw limit should be constantly increasing as you loan is being paid at a faster rate than normal.
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It dpends on the state. In some states you can sign and/or nominee and then form a trust before settlement on you ok, in other states (QLD?) you have to have the trust formed before sigining or double stamp duty would be payable.
Talk to you solicitor before sigining.
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You should probably be looking at trusts rather than ‘business’. I think this is just a generic term, you have either indivifual name(s), company or trusts to use to purchase property.
Whether you can buy more properties would depend on your income as well as equity.
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One of our clients just settled on a property in Sydney which is getting about $700 pw rent and only cost $500,000. Not bad cashflow with good capital growth potential.
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Hi Start and Wayne
Yes, it varies between banks and can go as high as 3.1% of loan amount!! It also varies depending on whether the loan is PI/IO, amounts over $300,000 or over $500,000 and whether investment or owner occupied.
as a rough guide:
80.01 to 81% 0.41
81.01 to 82% 0.41
82.01 to 83% 0.56
83.01 to 84% 0.62
84.01 to 85% 0.72
85.01 to 86% 0.84
86.01 to 87% 0.95
87.01 to 88% 1.01
88.01 to 89% 1.12
89.01 to 90% 1.16
90.01 to 91% 1.54
91.01 to 92% 1.59
92.01 to 93% 1.78
93.01 to 94% 1.85
94.01 to 95% 2.04Terryw
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I agree, no matter what you call it, it is still a tax.
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I would say no. CGT only applies to assets held more than 12 months. But the profit will be classed as income and will be taxed the same.
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