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  • Profile photo of sP00dLesP00dLe
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    There is a property in regional QLD i put an offer on. Loan application wasnt approved because property wasnt suitable for LMI.

    How can I word a new offer to the vendor asking if they will leave 10% in the deal? That way we will have 20% deposit and wont need LMI. How then do I make the offer reasonable for vendor? Do i say i will pay it back in 6 months/1 year with a certain amount of interest attached?

    has anyone done a deal like this? That could help me with ideas in what i offer in return for them lending us 10% to buy their place?

    Thanks

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Spoodle

    Have done 1 or 2 deals like this.

    Firstly have you checked with your broker and asked him to try another MI.

    Unless the property is specialised or in an unacceptable post code I am unsure as to why it was declined.

    If this does not work then i would suggest that you offer the Vendor say simple interest at say 7% PA over say a 2/3 year term.

    That way it is easy to monitor and calculate but bearing in mind you would need to make provision for making repayment of the capital at the end of the term.

    Cheers Richard

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    Profile photo of Alistair PerryAlistair Perry
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    Hi Soodle,

    If there have been at least 3 sales in the last 6 months in the town, and it in a town (not farmland or acreage) you can get 90% LVR. I’m more than happy to assist you with this if you are interested.

    Regards
    Alistair

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    hi sP00dLe
    I have done as you ask I get the contract to reflect the valuation price.then get a 80% lend on that value.then the owners vendor finace the difference between your agreed price and the lenders amount (remember that your agreed price is different then the valuation price)
    and the rate to the vendor is the same as the lenders interest rate.
    simple really
    Maybe write down if it dosen’t sink in first time
    this system doesnt get you into LMI arae
    Also if the valuation comes in as you wish then it works out as near to a 100% lend as possible.
    The vendor will wish security for there money, a caveat on the property after the lend has gone thru ( usually 4 days).
    they then have security.
    pm me if you wish.

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    There are two major Mortgage insurers in Aust.-
    GE Mg’t Insurance & PMI group (http://www.pmigroup.com.au).

    You can check the website of PMI and find out wether they will do you area by checking the Location Wizard. Usually if they can’t do it GE can. Also St George have their own mortgage insurace.

    Hellman

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hellman

    There actually 3 + St George now.

    Cheers Richard
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    Hi Richard

    Isn’t there a 4th one also? PMI, GE, Mobius and another – I think firstmac were using them – can’t remember who.

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Terry

    My apolgies you are as usual bang on.

    Cheers Richard
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    Still can’t remember the name of that 4th one, but to check what Genworth will approve for by location go to:
    http://www.genworth.com.au/default.aspx?item=access&id=loc_guide_au

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    Terry & Richard,
    There is only Three mortgage insurers PMI GE and TMIC.
    Mobius insure through TMIC.

    Spoodle, have you tried ANZ,
    Cheers.

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    Steven
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    PLEASE note comments made should not be taken as specific taxation, financial, legal or investment advice.

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Steven

    Was aware that mobius used TMIC but was sure that Tonto had a separate MI. So thats 3 + STG of course.

    Cheers Richard
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    Thanks for all the ideas.

    Yes I have tried ANZ..they rejected the property for LMI as well

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