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Many a mortgage manager and lender BDM ta rolf

xcept that NAB knowingly dont even do Unit trusts at any LVR ............. so there has been some "nudge nudge wink wink say no more"............not a great place to be when you need Hardship provisions or seeking further equity. Reminds of the days of wraps............. ta rolf

more of our clients are using specialised unit trusts - yes little asset protection and other challenges, but generally more amenable to get a balance of lendng Estate and asset planning isnt my area of licencing, all I know is that its quite hard to get all those benefits and Neg gearing...

LMI for Traditional HDTs is near impossible......, and yes the PIT can be massaged more easily than an older HDT with no specific ruling, still no walk in the park. I have a HEAP of legacy structures in my client base from the early naughties where HDTs were common and quite reasonably...

The challenge is that only a few lenders will take the PIT/HDT on anyways......... Not saying it cant be done, have done a few, im always concerned where a service provider suggests an additional in house provider - in theory this can be very convenient, however some comments from clients...