Borrowing as a PPOR then convert to an IL

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  1. NathanBoxa

    NathanBoxa Member

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    Hi all, Ive seen a Mortgage Broker about borrowing to do a dual occupancy.

    Due to my financial situation it will be a 95%+2%MI product.

    Now the confusing bit, the Broker recommends a PPOR loan to get me into the property, but this confuses me. Using leverage gained from subdividing the land, will the bank lend to borrow further? Does my loan convert to an IL and what are the costs of this situation?

    Any advise appreciated.
     
  2. miximitosis

    miximitosis Well-Known Member

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    I'm guessing it is due to the 95%+2%LMI. Most lost lenders will only do 90-95% inc LMI for investment
     
  3. Colin Rice

    Colin Rice Mortgage Broker Business Member

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    Dual occs are usually limited to 80% and need to have a firewall in place.

    It may be due to your high LVR as this will limit your options.

    Why dont you ask your broker why?

    You can potentially increase borrowings once the land is sibdivided AND titled.
     
  4. Rolf Latham

    Rolf Latham Inciteful (sic) Staff Member Business Plus Member

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    Sounds like WBC or STG the like

    Id be asking the broker those exact questions : )

    if you can service a huge loan, then you can afford 2 PPORs on the same dirt

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  5. NathanBoxa

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    Ok, im slowly getting the picture.

    In Vic to subdivide a planning permit is required, so after i get that i get an appraisal on both properties, and using the new leverage (if any) i can apply for another loan to build. So that would mean i have 2 PPOR loans? Broker says i have no issue servicing the loans

    Am i on right track?
     
  6. Jess Peletier

    Jess Peletier Mortgage Broker & Finance Strategy, Aus Wide! Business Member

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    Are you building dual occ or 2 separate properties? Assuming 2 separate, If you can subdivide the land first, the equity you create can be used to fund build 2.
    BUT. You'll need cash to subdivide so you may need to keep saving?

    The second loan could also be a PPOR loan if you intend to move into the new house - the main difference is LVR is higher for PPOR and rate is higher for investment loans.
     
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    Terry_w Lawyer, Tax Adviser and Mortgage broker in Sydney Business Member

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  8. NathanBoxa

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    Dual occ, there will be an established property at the front.

    I'm thinking ill keep saving for a couple months to pay for draftsman to handle planning permit and the actual cost of subdividing will be covered by the build loan.

    How can i have a PPOR for second loan, if i plan on selling it during or after construction?
     
  9. Jess Peletier

    Jess Peletier Mortgage Broker & Finance Strategy, Aus Wide! Business Member

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    You'll find the banks won't fund the subdivision.

    If you're planning to sell you'll need an investment loan.
     
  10. NathanBoxa

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    I think the subdivision and build are one and the same, not sure about other states.

    Ill have to get back to Broker and see how funding for the build is done. Seems odd to get me into a place, then take a couple years to save up to borrow for build, when doing it all before would be quicker.
     
  11. Jess Peletier

    Jess Peletier Mortgage Broker & Finance Strategy, Aus Wide! Business Member

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    You might be able to get funding for the construction from the start but it will be on one title. If you want to subdivide you'll have to fund that separately.
     
  12. NathanBoxa

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    The Broker did mention something about an off-set account and building that up while waiting on planning approval.

    Will give Broker a call, at least ill be more coherent when i talk to her.:)