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  1. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    I think you're quoting me out of turn there... People shouldn't spend time worrying about what their loan will look like in 5 years time, these things do have a way of working themselves out. But you can't hold anyone else if things don't go your way however. If your circumstances don't...
  2. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    A lot of lenders have a 5 year restriction on I/O periods, but CBA isn't one of them (for the moment). I haven't seen any restrictions on I/O for PPORs yet, but who knows what tomorrow brings! The best advice I can give right now, it to call your broker or banker before making any lending...
  3. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    Which takes us to the next logical step, it's all good and well to renew an I/O period on your existing loan, but how long with lenders allow that to go on for? Will there be a limit to how many times you can roll over an I/O period? Simple answer for investors would be to refinance to a new...
  4. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    My apologies, I interpreted the question to be can you roll over to a total of 10 years I/O (add another 5). I do wonder if the CBA and Westpac will be reviewing these policies in the near future. I'm also wondering (in more general terms) if the line of credit products (I/O for the life of...
  5. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    For the time being, yes you can. It wouldn't surprise me if this came under review in the future though.
  6. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    That does tend to be standard practice.
  7. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    No credit scoring and a fairly reliable DUA.
  8. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    Do you really think your existing loans would last 15 years in their current state? It's highly unlikely that this is actually a problem.
  9. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    Westpac, CBA & ANZ spring to mind. The catch is they assess your application based on the remaining P&I term after the I/O ends. If you want a 15 year I/O term, your affordability needs to be demonstrated on 15 year P&I repayments. This is a pretty tough call for many people.
  10. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    All require full applications. The only lenders (off the top of my head) that may not require full applications are Westpac & CBA. Quite often they also require a full application.
  11. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    To this day I have no idea. It was within all their policy parameters for top ups, they simply told me they require a particular form to be filled out and certain documents to be supplied. They also performed a full valuation. The only thing that was a bit out of the ordinary is this client...
  12. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    Often you can do this with Westpac. The last one we did however, required a paper based form to be filled out along with payslips and rental statements as supporting documents. It was significantly more work than a regular application. This was about 6 weeks ago. I do know what you've...
  13. Peter_Tersteeg

    Finance risk while growing a large portfolio

    I think the problem of I/O loans expiring to P&I is a bit over rated if structures are applied correctly from the beginning. I'm still in touch with some of the clients I set up loans for 10 years ago. Their I/O periods would have expired twice since then but it's rarely a problem. In...
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