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  • Profile photo of BBBBBBBB
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    @bbbb
    Join Date: 2009
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    Hi all

    I’m new and have been doing a lot of reading of these forums and now for some questions.

    I have 80k deposit, a good job 60K net, a small business 10-12k net and some market investments 60k I want to hang on to (long term view).

    I qualify for FHOG and stamp duty exemptions.
    Its time for me to move to my own PPOR but I would also like an IP. PPOR I would like first.

    So, looking at about a 350k PPOR property, is it best to use all of the 80k for PPOR deposit, or the minimum required for mortgage. Will use an IO loan for PPOR as will probably move on from there and rent it a few years later with 100% offset account and keep the remaining of the 80k cash in the offset.

    The IP – at some point 1-2 years away – small deposit – no deposit? Depends on my financial position in 1-2 years time?

    I am factoring interest rates will go up – allowing for up to 9% before repayments on PPOR may get tight, and realise there will be some additional costs on the IP for a while.

    Or – should I rent?? and have several IP’s. Just throwing another idea about. I have rented before, and see it as lost money.

    I am going to see a FP soon for some overall strategies and ideas suitable for my situation. That is a whole other area for consideration.

    Just looking for some more ideas as a starting point – suggestions about how to best use my deposit for the scenario suggested.

    thanks for your consideration

    BB

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    @terryw
    Join Date: 2001
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    Since you say the PPOR is going to be rented out, it might be best to get a high a loan as possible. This will keep your cash available for personal use. A downside is you may end up paying more LMI. Use a IO loan with the 100% offset as you mentioned. Maybe weigh up the scenario of paying more deposit and see how much LMI you will save (this is only payable when you borrow more than 80%)

    The IP should also be purchase with as little cash as possible.

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