Hi,
I am based in Melbourne and am in the process of wrapping an existing investment property so that I can increase my cashflow.
I want to know what I need to do to be compliant with UCCC laws and other legal matters. Is there a form that both I and the purchaser can sign to be compliant?
Also.. the purchaser may want to lodge a caveat on the title to "register their interest" in the property until they refinance in a year or two. I need to know if lenders get notified when caveats are lodged on titles to properties whom they have financed. I do not want my lender to find out I am wrapping the property as they may decide that I am breaking the mortgage agreement and call on the loan within 30 days. I purchased the property as a regular investmen without knowing that I will wrap it therefore there has been no disclosure.
One last question,
The purchaser has offerred to pay a deposit in cash and has asked for me to list the purchase price as the remaining loan amount so that they can save on stamp duty when refinancing. Should I be concerned about this?
Thank You.
I am based in Melbourne and am in the process of wrapping an existing investment property so that I can increase my cashflow.
I want to know what I need to do to be compliant with UCCC laws and other legal matters. Is there a form that both I and the purchaser can sign to be compliant?
Also.. the purchaser may want to lodge a caveat on the title to "register their interest" in the property until they refinance in a year or two. I need to know if lenders get notified when caveats are lodged on titles to properties whom they have financed. I do not want my lender to find out I am wrapping the property as they may decide that I am breaking the mortgage agreement and call on the loan within 30 days. I purchased the property as a regular investmen without knowing that I will wrap it therefore there has been no disclosure.
One last question,
The purchaser has offerred to pay a deposit in cash and has asked for me to list the purchase price as the remaining loan amount so that they can save on stamp duty when refinancing. Should I be concerned about this?
Thank You.