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All the best healthgt350, Be sure not to spread yourself too thin though. :)

What blank page???? :eek: :p

True, but the key is you have to be on their "radar" as not making payments, and especially if your borrowings are (as you rightly pointed out) in the millions, with the one lender. Sorry I should have mention this is part of the balancing of your portfolio, equally as important to the other...

Snap??!! :D I don't recall the clause either, sorry. :(

Remember the banks have the right to ask for the loan monies to be paid out to them at any time. Although they won't of course, because (bottom line) they want you to stay in debt for as long as possible, that way they make money. Hence, why they won't ask for more money from you to reduce...

However.....

If you purchased a multitude of properties, one would hope that you have: a) not over extended yourself (LVR) so much that any dip would see a huge drop across your portfolio, and b) if you've balanced out your portfolio well with a mixture of say +CF, -CF, neutral etc then you stand to be...

Short answer: NO.