Split loan for new home

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  1. Aish

    Aish New Member

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    Assistance please, apologies for any ignorence, Newbie here.

    Situation:
    - My two brothers and I inherited our parents home with nil owing.
    - Two of us bought out one by borrowing against the house. (Value $600k current loan $240k).
    - Leaving two of us on the title and PI loan with Advantage.
    - We have rental income for positive gearing. (Repayments $1150 rental income $2000)
    - Brother not working, I am working FT.
    - At time of initial loan, same situation in regards to work, My income needed to show I could afford to repay loan as well as support my brother and I.

    Goal:
    - Along with my partner FT work (approx $95k income) myself (approx $70k base income) we would like to purchase our first home together by accessing a portion of the equity (up to $120k) in a seperate loan to use for deposit on my own home loan.

    Options:
    Open to refinance the entire loan structure
    Is there anyway to reborrow against the property without FT work for all parties?
    Can my brother and I gaurantor with the equity for my own home loan?
    What lending options do we have considering my brothers work status?
     
  2. Terry_w

    Terry_w Lawyer, Tax Adviser and Mortgage broker in Sydney Business Member

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    Yes you can still borrow but your non-working sibling will need to be on the loan and this will hurt serviceability.
     

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