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  • Profile photo of PaulGWAPaulGWA
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    I need a NoDoc loan for 3 new properties I want to buy

    These will be bought by my Trust. ie Property will be in the name of the trust.

    I need the loan to be in my name so that I can claim the interest in my tax return

    Can anyone advise of specific lenders or brokers who can arrange this?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Paul

    I assume from your post that you personally are the Trustee rather than having a Corporate Trustee.

    If that is the case the loan will be in your name “John Smith ATF The Smith Family Trust”.

    If this acceptable to you I am happy to assist further.

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    If you are personally trustee, it shouldn’t be a problem. The title will be in your name and the loan will be too. No need to have the loan mention the trust. I assume you have a hybrid, so having the loan in the trust name will defeat what you are trying to achieve anyway.

    If you have a company as trustee, it gets a little more complicated. The title is in XX Pty Ltd, but the loan needs to be in your personal name. if this is the case, I have found Macquarie to be the best No Doc lender. 70% LVR on the No Doc or 80% on the Low Doc.

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    Profile photo of joshadelsajoshadelsa
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    The 2 replies are right it is defininately possible however only one or 2 lenders that will accept it. Agreed Macqaurie would be first to check.

    One deal I did recently was … Title in the Co/Trust name and loan in the individuals names.(not the best way to structure a deal however they were advised to go that way) Went through ok till lender found out trust’s income was being dispersed to other beneficiaries meaning the coborrowers income was reduced by about $30K hense not servicing, So had to restructure it.

    Back to the No Doc check with MB that deal with Macqaurie to make some calls.

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Must admit whilst i use Macquarie I have found a couple of the other lenders better in costs and post settlement service.

    Cheers

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    Profile photo of PaulGWAPaulGWA
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    So far Macquarie, Rams, City Bank are all no’s

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Paul

    I like most other brokers do loans every day of the week with the borrower being either a Trust or Pty Ltd Company so find you Statement that the lenders outlined won’t assist.

    There is obviously some other reason for you being told that the loan would not go through on a Nodoc basis as i have used a couple of the lenders mentioned in the last 2 weeks with no problem.

    If you want to tell us a bot more we can assist further.

    Cheers

    Richard Taylor
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    Profile photo of reyvistoreyvisto
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    Another lender to look through for No-Doc loans which i use all the time & are great …

    try Capital First or Ascent Mortgage Management

    PM me for more details or i can put you onto them

    Alliance Finance and Property
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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    The trouble with most No docs is that they are mortgage insured. There are only a few mortgage insurance companies that all the lenders use, so if you strike out at one place, you will probably strike out at another lender using the same mortgage insurer.

    There is a new company that has some No Docs without mortgage insurance at all. Centra Capital. I enquired hte other day about a property in WA, and they could have done up to 65% LVR (lower than usual because of the location). Rates were around 7.88% from memory.

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