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  • Profile photo of AniShindeAniShinde
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    @anishinde
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    Hi ,

    I have equity on property and am going back into the market to get property 2 (cash flow positive). I’ve been advised to negotiate a higher rebate instead of a lower price on the property. How do you tackle this? I want to get a good ‘covid’ deal in both the property price and rebate value. Looking to buy in QLD.

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    @terryw
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    Who advise you this and what is the purpose?

     

    A rebate to get a higher loan amount could be deceptive to the lender.

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    Profile photo of AniShindeAniShinde
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    @anishinde
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    Read it online.

    ok so if that is not the way, then how low do you start the negotiations from proposed price ?

     

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