Hi,
I’m after advice on the best way to set up an investment property loan.
I have recently put a deposit down on a block of land and am looking to either build a duplex on it or just a single residents but am not sure on how to set up the loan structure for it.I have a mortgage out on my own property but am not wanting to link the 2 together if possible.I will be using equity from my own property so i am not sure whether to use the same lender or to go elsewhere.Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.TIA
Hi Case
Normally we would suggest a client access 20% deposit on the land and estimated construction amount from their own equity (obviously if this is not available you may still be able to go to 90% lvr) and then finance the balance of land and construction using the duplex as sole security.
No benefit at all in cross collateralising the 2 securities so certainly don’t get lured down that path.
Unsure the lvr you will require on the new construction so difficult to provide further details.
If you have a reasonable amount of equity then still doable at a sensible rate.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Hi Richard,
Sorry i should of added my financial situation.
Home last valued at $740K around 6 months ago, $460K owing and the block of land is $230K.I have a yearly income of over $150K and my wife $30K.
I’m not sure on what to build on there yet as i do not know how much i am capable of borrowing.Hi Case
OK cheers for the additional information.
Equity part of the equation appears Ok but construction amount will depend on potential rental yield.
Probably going to need a little bit more information (number of dependants, any personal loans etc) to give you an exact answer.
Course in saying this would probably act quicker than later on the equity release as each day lending criteria tightens.
Cheers
Yours in Finance
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
Richards is on point,
to expand Case, study this site and returns and developement projects on the forums and you will work out yourself if its suitable to build a house/duplex/subdivide or if only a build is possible under the planning scheme for your area.
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Hi Case07
Best bet is to get Richard to sort it out for you – he does this stuff everyday of the week and has already provided some excellent input.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie Moore | Pass Go Home Loans Pty Ltd
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