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    November 23, 2006 - 9:59 pm

    Is it OK to buy a new house & have the deposit transferred from the sold house to the new one? Im told my broker wont like it but will do it.

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    November 24, 2006 - 1:25 am

    Do you mean transfer the loan?

    Some loans are termed ‘portable’ which means the security can be switched. It will depend on which sort of loan you have.

    But maybe I misunderstand, as you say your broker won’t like it??/

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    November 24, 2006 - 1:50 am

    no not transfer of security

    just plain old deposit aka downpayment

    ie

    I sell house A with broker A. buyer A gives $10k deposit which broker A holds in trust.

    I buy house B with agent B. can I transfer deposit A to deposit B?

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    November 24, 2006 - 2:12 am

    May vary from state to state. In vic you could section 27 (early release of deposit) on house A (property you sold) and have that (less Real estate agent commission & advertising if applicable)paid to agent B (house you have purchased). this is something that is done quite often.

    Your solicitor or conveyancer will deal with this and will be able to advise.

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    November 24, 2006 - 6:08 am

    In Qld you are unlikely to find any agent allow that as the deposit is usually an amount to cover the agents commission.

    Sure Ownit can sort it out though.

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    November 24, 2006 - 2:56 pm

    Crashy, you had me confused. You are using broker to refer to the real estate agent/

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