I've got two on variable - and two on the fix ...
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Only four loans?
I've got way, way too many with more to come. Have I told you that I hate the bookwork.
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I've got two on variable - and two on the fix ...
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When you guys talk about number of loans, I cannot help but think, would one loan, and then perhaps for flexibility, a line of credit, not be a way to go?
Are these fixed rates being quoted for IO or PI?
Skater, I am sorry, I may need some one help me understand the "flexibility" of having a seperate loan with each property, over one loan for the lot. I will add, that at my stage of life, I am not at the upper end of LVR, and my borrowings are in the name of a trust, so that allows me a great deal of flexibility, in my opinion.
Banks can (and do) play nasty when loans are cross-collateralized.
While on this train of thought...
Skater, does this only apply when it comes to selling? I don't see how else it would affect anything, unless you wanted to release some equity, and one property went up while another went down.
This website is useful:
http://interestratenews.com.au/full_doc_mortgages.php
Best 3 year rate is with St George and a couple of others at 6.79% pa now.
5 year rates aren't too impressive at this stage.
Hi there,
5 year rates aren't too impressive at this stage.