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    Hello Guys,

    I am planning to buy a property which I can subdivide down the line. I can get loan from a financial institution to buy a property. But they wont lend me to sub divide the property. My question is if I take a loan from bank A to buy a property and move into that property( so that I will be saving money on the rent ). In the mean time apply for DA to the council and get it ready for subdivision then go to bank B and borrow money to sub divide.

    Thanks in advance for your guidance and help

    Regards

    Peter

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    Hi Peter,

    In short the value of your property after it is fully approved is higher than when you first started, banks today are not speculating like a few years ago.

    Philip Sigglekow

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    The DA is the key to the future value of the property. Until you are certain (ie; have a DA) then it is opinion/speculation. It should be a more attractive proposition for your financier when you can adequately communicate the value at completion of the sub-divided property. You need to paint this picture for them clearly.

     

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