Refinance and offset account/cash out

how do lenders feel about refinancing

Do lenders have an issue of refinancing, using the freed up cash to make payments back on your loan?
 
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SOme do some dont. A while back there was a product that had just this in mind. they gave youa term loan, and a line of credit attached. You still make a repayment, however the Line of credit is drawn to make up the shortfall. It was good for negative geared investors, and Owner occupied wanting a repayment holiday for some reason.

theres also Bill Zheng's mortgage products, which had a similar outcome.

All lenders will certainly want you to show either lo doc or full doc that you can support the repayments without having to use a line of credit to top up the repayments. However if you can qualify for the loan, and you would just like a small line of credit for future investment purposes, thats fine.

You might just happen to use the line of credit to help with property holding costs later on.
 
What if you don't use all the free'd up cash from the refinance.. just say you use 50% of the freed up cahs for another investment, and leave the other 50% in the offset account.. would that be an issue at all?
 
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