Servicing a Construction Loan

Discussion in 'Development' started by Arnel, 4th Jul, 2015.

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  1. Arnel

    Arnel Well-Known Member

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    Hi everyone,

    Can someone explain how lenders calculate your capacity (serviceability) to borrow for a construction loan?

    Would it be the same as a normal mortgage?

    thanks :)

    Arnel
     
  2. Jamie Moore

    Jamie Moore MORTGAGE BROKER - AUSTRALIA WIDE Business Member

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    Same as normal.

    If it's an IP - some lenders will take into account anticipated rent.
     
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  3. Arnel

    Arnel Well-Known Member

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    Oh ok, thanks @James Bond

    Follow up question to that. In order to service 1 million dollar loan PP 275k empty block and build 750.

    What would your income have to be.

    I have a proposal to go 50:50 in twelve apartments that have DA Already.

    pp 550
    Build 785sqm at 1900sqm.. 1.5mill
    Plus other costs and buffer

    I was going to bring in s few friends of mine on my side, splitting my share of th 50% into three.

    How would we step this up?

    The site will be secured by s company that we both have 50:50 stakes in (each have a trust).

    Note: have signed for 5 units to be rented to NRAS for 50,000 per annum. Don't know if that make a difference
     
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    380 Well-Known Member

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    @OSAN Properties

    12 apartments will require a commercial loan.

    Commercial construction loan works bit different then resi loan

    You will need pre- sale
    50-65% GRV
    need to pay for Full valuation
    QS report
     
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  5. Westminster

    Westminster Tigress at Tiger Developments Business Member

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    Please be careful with ventures like this. Remember that it is likely that the more people you bring in the less banks will like the deal and it's quite possible that every member will be 100% responsible for the debt.
     
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