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    How much equity would someone need in their home (purhcased for $380,000) in order to act as limited guarantor for a relative for a home valued at $309K?

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    They would need a fair bit. All loans would need to be at the same bank and no more than 80% of the combined value of the properties.

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    Can you give me figures?

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    whats the values?

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    Guarantor Property – $380,000
    Applicant Property – $309,000

    Have I provided the right values??  Do you need other??

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    Should let Terry answer this one but in essence:

    Combined values = $689,000
    Maximum lvr = 80% = $551,200

    Subtract the purchase price of $309,000 and say $15,000 for costs = $324,000 and the current mortgage on the security property should be no more than $227,200

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    Thanks Terry and Richard!!

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