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  • Profile photo of uncivilizeduncivilized
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    Hello

    I have a question which I need a answer.

    Say you purchase a property for $100000 financing the purchase using a 95% loan and paying for mortgage insurance.

    You then get the property re-valued 12 months later. The new valuation of the property is $115000.

    Is it posible to use the extra $15000 in equity as a 5% deposit / security on a property worth $300000 and obtain finance for the rest of the 95% value of the property ? ( I would assume if this is possible you would also need to pay for mortgage insurance again. Also I do understand you would need extra funds to pay for stamp duty, legals, extra.)

    Hope the question isn’t to stupid.
    Thanks for your help

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    This is pretty well the case.

    The additional equity can be used towards the next property and fees such as LMI and SD still need to be paid – depending on the numbers of course.

    Some lenders will allow you to add LMI to the loan above the 95% LVR.

    Cheers,

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    Profile photo of PropertyGuruPropertyGuru
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    Another thing is your have to check your serviceability also before buying another property.

    Cheers
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    Profile photo of LizzyLizzy
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    Uncivilized,

    Depending on the lender you borrowed 95% you may not be able to borrow 95% again, they may limit you to 90% for example.

    Also I doubt you will be able to have a 95% lend with bank A (existing lender) and 95% with this same bank for investment (highly unlikely)… I think even Bank B (new lender at 95%) may turn you away if they use the same mortgage insurer as Bank A.

    So be careful on this if Bank A won’t do two 95% deals, then make sure Bank B has a different Mortgage Insurer. This will be PMI or GE. Bankwest also uses a unique mortgage insurer which is like an offsider to PMI so they may be good too.

    Good luck.

    Lizzy

    Liz

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    ANZ is good with 95% loans (with the LMI added on top). They do multiple 95% loans, even on investment properties – I obtained 6 myself at 95%.

    Terryw
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    North Sydney
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