Go-between and construction loans from Iden Loan Services allow homeowners to purchase or build a new home before selling their existing home. Go-between loans offer no loan repayments until the existing home is sold, while construction loans provide progressive loan payments during building. These options simplify the process of bridging the purchase and sale of a home to avoid multiple moves or maintaining two mortgage payments at once.
The document discusses FHA 203K loans, which allow homeowners to finance home repairs and renovations along with their home purchase or refinance. A 203K loan provides a single loan to cover both the purchase price and proposed improvements. The maximum loan amount is based on the appraised value after improvements. Repairs are done after closing, so sellers are not responsible. The loan helps buyers purchase distressed homes needing repairs and complete renovations to make the home their dream home.
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The document provides an overview of the construction-to-permanent financing process offered by Citizens Bank, including applying for the loan, the construction phase, transitioning to the permanent phase, and making payments. It allows borrowers to combine construction financing and a permanent mortgage into one loan. Key steps include locking in an interest rate upfront, periodic disbursements during construction as work is verified, and beginning principal and interest payments after construction is complete and the loan transitions to the permanent phase.
This document provides information about Citizens construction-to-permanent financing which allows combining construction financing and a permanent mortgage into one loan. The process involves a construction phase where funds are disbursed periodically during building. Once construction is complete, documents are required to transition the loan to the permanent phase with principal and interest payments. Benefits include locking in an interest rate upfront, saving on closing costs, and making interest-only payments during construction.
The document provides information about a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), also known as a reverse mortgage, which allows senior homeowners to convert home equity into tax-free cash without having to make monthly mortgage payments or repay the loan until they permanently move out of the home. Key details include how the loan amount is calculated based on home value, interest rates, flexible payment options, qualifications, and the application process.
This document provides an overview of investing in REO (real estate owned) properties. It discusses the foreclosure process, challenges of buying bulk REOs, and an opportunity to purchase 10 properties at a time for $20,000 each with turnkey support services included. The support services would handle listing, qualifying buyers, sales contracts, and collecting payments, ensuring properties are resold within 90 days. The investment aims to generate high returns of 20%+ through cash flow from land contract payments over time.
The document summarizes a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), also known as a reverse mortgage, which allows senior homeowners to convert home equity into tax-free cash without having to make monthly mortgage payments. Key points covered include: who qualifies for a HECM, how the loan amount is calculated, interest rates, flexible payment options, and the application process. The summary emphasizes that a HECM allows seniors to access home equity for retirement needs while continuing to live in their home.
(1) A Go-Between Loan allows a homeowner to purchase a new home before selling their existing home. (2) It provides up to 100% financing of the new home plus fees, with no loan repayments required on the new home for up to 6 months. (3) Once the existing home is sold, the funds must go towards paying off the original loan first before reducing the balance of the new loan as specified in the contract.
This document provides an overview and guide to mortgages from Chicago Bancorp. It begins with an introduction to Chicago Bancorp and what they offer. It then outlines the basic loan process in 3 steps. Next, it explains the pre-approval process and compares it to pre-qualification. It also provides information on shopping for a home, the approval process, common loan programs including fixed rate, adjustable rate, FHA, VA, and Jumbo loans. Additionally, it defines what makes up a monthly mortgage payment and provides a good faith estimate and closing costs worksheet. Finally, it concludes with a glossary of common mortgage terms.
This document provides information about construction loans from Redlands Mortgages and working with Casey Jackson Homes to build a home. It outlines the key steps in the construction loan process including drawing up building plans and contracts, approving the loan, making progress payments aligned to milestones, applying for grants, allowing access to the building site, managing variations, completion inspection, and transitioning to principal and interest repayments after construction is finished.
This document provides an overview and analysis of reverse mortgage loans in the United States. It discusses the history and key features of reverse mortgages, including eligibility criteria, loan disbursement options, and how the amount that can be borrowed is determined based on the homeowner's age and interest rates. The document also analyzes the various costs associated with reverse mortgages, such as origination fees, mortgage insurance premiums, interest expense, and servicing fees. It provides examples of how these costs are calculated and can accumulate over the life of the loan.
The document summarizes the homebuyer tax credit available for home purchases from January 1, 2009 to December 1, 2009. It provides details on the eligibility requirements, maximum credit amount of $8,000, income limits, definition of a principal residence, how to claim the credit, and exceptions. Key points are that the credit is available to first-time homebuyers with incomes up to $75,000 individually or $150,000 jointly, the full amount is available for homes over $80,000, and the credit does not need to be repaid unless the home is sold within 3 years.
This document summarizes the insurance options and purchase process for insuring vacant homes. It offers policies for vacant homes that are uninsured, in good condition, prior claims history, or builder risk. Coverage amounts and deductibles are based on home value and construction. Policies are available for 3, 6, or 12 months, with minimum earned premiums that apply if canceling early. The purchase process involves getting a quote, making a payment, signing paperwork, and maintaining the policy through customer service or renewals. The goal is to clearly outline coverage and eliminate surprises for insuring vacant properties.
This document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including what they are, their history, types available, eligibility requirements, fees, repayment structure, and processing times. Key points covered include that reverse mortgages allow homeowners aged 62+ to access equity in their home with no repayment required until they move out or pass away; the most common type is the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage through HUD; and processing a reverse mortgage typically takes 4-6 weeks but can be delayed by title issues or other encumbrances on the property.
This document summarizes the loan offerings of Chifley Securities, a commercial property finance company. They offer loans between $1 million and $40 million with a maximum loan-to-value ratio of 70%. Interest rates range from 10-14% annually for terms up to 12 months, which can be rolled over. The loans can be used to purchase, refinance, or provide cash flow for commercial, industrial, or residential investment properties. Chifley Securities prides itself on being able to meet the unique needs of commercial lending customers.
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Home Loan Documentation Process in India
Discover the comprehensive process of obtaining a home loan in India. This detailed guide covers each step, from initial research and eligibility checks to application submission and loan disbursement. Learn about the required documents, processing fees, and property verification necessary for loan approval. Understand how to compare lenders, maintain a good credit score, and navigate the complexities of loan agreements and repayment schedules. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions and achieve a smoother home loan experience. Ideal for first-time homebuyers and those seeking real estate financing in India.
The document discusses various types of home loans available in India, including home purchase loans, home improvement loans, and loans for home construction or land purchase. It outlines the typical home loan process, from finding a property to signing the loan agreement. Required documents include identity, address, and income proofs. Interest rates on home loans can be fixed, floating, or resettable fixed. A table compares interest rates and fees from major Indian banks.
This document compares and contrasts Bai Bithaman Ajil (BBA) and Musyarakah Mutanaqisah (MMQ) financing structures.
BBA refers to the sale of goods on a deferred payment basis at a pre-agreed price that includes a profit margin. MMQ is a partnership where one partner promises to gradually purchase the other's equity share until full ownership is transferred.
Some advantages of MMQ are flexibility in payments, daily profit calculation incentives, and exemptions from installments. Key advantages of BBA are a set total cost, transparency, and lack of uncertainty.
The main differences are that MMQ is seen as joint ownership while BBA is debt financing
Cindee Stone has over 15 years of experience helping people achieve homeownership through her mortgage lending expertise. She founded People Want Info to educate homebuyers on the loan process and stresses the importance of pre-approval to feel comfortable throughout the process. With her positive attitude and focus on clients, Cindee has achieved success in the mortgage industry by ensuring the best outcomes for each individual borrower.
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The document provides information about reverse mortgages offered by HomEquity Bank. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, debunking common myths, eligible uses of funds, product options including CHIP and Income Advantage, and how qualification amounts are determined. Key details include that no mortgage payments are required, homeowners retain ownership of their home, funds are tax-free, and homeowners can expect to have equity remaining when the loan is repaid.
The document summarizes changes to the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit that were made in 2009. Key changes include removing the repayment requirement, extending the credit until November 30, 2009, increasing the amount to $8,000, and making it refundable. It provides details on eligibility, income limits, home purchase timeframe, and 3-year primary residency requirement to avoid repayment. The new credit aims to help more first-time homebuyers and prevent flipping homes just to claim the credit.
As a homeowner you have the option of refinancing your mortgage. This article explores the reasons that homeowners typically choose to refinance their mortgage.
To learn more about home mortgage refinancing, visit www.novahomeloans.com
A bridge loan is a short-term loan used to finance the purchase of a new home before an existing home can be sold. It allows the buyer to use equity from the existing home as a down payment for the new home. Bridge loans must be repaid within 2-3 years, usually through the sale of the original home. They can save time in the home buying process but generally have higher interest rates than traditional mortgages. Borrowers must carefully consider the risks of the original home not selling and being unable to repay the bridge loan.
The document provides information about a tax credit of up to $6,500 available to long-time homeowners who purchase a new principal residence by April 30, 2010. To qualify, homeowners must have lived in their previous home for 5 consecutive years in the past 8 years. The credit is equal to 10% of the purchase price up to $6,500 for individuals or $3,250 for married filing separately. The credit is fully refundable and does not need to be repaid as long as the new home is lived in for 3 years. Military members have until May 1, 2011 to purchase a home and claim the credit.
Call 912-303-5065 to learn how to earn passive double digit rates of return by investing in short term deeds of trust (mortgages) secured by undervalued real estate assets with a trusted partner with a strong track record of success
Summary
The IER estimates real GDP growth at 3.5% in 2024. According to the current IER forecast, real
GDP will grow by 2.9% in 2025 and 3.2% in 2026.
According to the IER, real GDP grew by 2.0% yoy in January (by 1.6% yoy in December).
In early February, power outages began for industry and businesses during peak hours due to
russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
Naftogaz began importing gas due to a cold snap, the suspension of russian gas transit to the
EU, and shelling of gas infrastructure.
In January, Ukraine exported 6.6 m t of goods by sea and 14 m t by rail.
There was a seasonal decline in imports and a slowdown in exports in January.
In January, the government received EUR 3 bn from the EU under the ERA (Extraordinary
Revenue Acceleration) mechanism, which should be repaid from profits from russian assets
frozen in the EU.
In January, consumer inflation in annual terms further accelerated and reached 12.9% yoy.
The NBU raised the rate from 13.5% to 14.5% per annum due to further acceleration in inflation
and deterioration in inflation expectations.
The NBU's international reserves amounted to USD 43 bn at the end of January, which is slightly
less than USD 43.8 bn at the beginning of the year.
(1) A Go-Between Loan allows a homeowner to purchase a new home before selling their existing home. (2) It provides up to 100% financing of the new home plus fees, with no loan repayments required on the new home for up to 6 months. (3) Once the existing home is sold, the funds must go towards paying off the original loan first before reducing the balance of the new loan as specified in the contract.
This document provides an overview and guide to mortgages from Chicago Bancorp. It begins with an introduction to Chicago Bancorp and what they offer. It then outlines the basic loan process in 3 steps. Next, it explains the pre-approval process and compares it to pre-qualification. It also provides information on shopping for a home, the approval process, common loan programs including fixed rate, adjustable rate, FHA, VA, and Jumbo loans. Additionally, it defines what makes up a monthly mortgage payment and provides a good faith estimate and closing costs worksheet. Finally, it concludes with a glossary of common mortgage terms.
This document provides information about construction loans from Redlands Mortgages and working with Casey Jackson Homes to build a home. It outlines the key steps in the construction loan process including drawing up building plans and contracts, approving the loan, making progress payments aligned to milestones, applying for grants, allowing access to the building site, managing variations, completion inspection, and transitioning to principal and interest repayments after construction is finished.
This document provides an overview and analysis of reverse mortgage loans in the United States. It discusses the history and key features of reverse mortgages, including eligibility criteria, loan disbursement options, and how the amount that can be borrowed is determined based on the homeowner's age and interest rates. The document also analyzes the various costs associated with reverse mortgages, such as origination fees, mortgage insurance premiums, interest expense, and servicing fees. It provides examples of how these costs are calculated and can accumulate over the life of the loan.
The document summarizes the homebuyer tax credit available for home purchases from January 1, 2009 to December 1, 2009. It provides details on the eligibility requirements, maximum credit amount of $8,000, income limits, definition of a principal residence, how to claim the credit, and exceptions. Key points are that the credit is available to first-time homebuyers with incomes up to $75,000 individually or $150,000 jointly, the full amount is available for homes over $80,000, and the credit does not need to be repaid unless the home is sold within 3 years.
This document summarizes the insurance options and purchase process for insuring vacant homes. It offers policies for vacant homes that are uninsured, in good condition, prior claims history, or builder risk. Coverage amounts and deductibles are based on home value and construction. Policies are available for 3, 6, or 12 months, with minimum earned premiums that apply if canceling early. The purchase process involves getting a quote, making a payment, signing paperwork, and maintaining the policy through customer service or renewals. The goal is to clearly outline coverage and eliminate surprises for insuring vacant properties.
This document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including what they are, their history, types available, eligibility requirements, fees, repayment structure, and processing times. Key points covered include that reverse mortgages allow homeowners aged 62+ to access equity in their home with no repayment required until they move out or pass away; the most common type is the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage through HUD; and processing a reverse mortgage typically takes 4-6 weeks but can be delayed by title issues or other encumbrances on the property.
This document summarizes the loan offerings of Chifley Securities, a commercial property finance company. They offer loans between $1 million and $40 million with a maximum loan-to-value ratio of 70%. Interest rates range from 10-14% annually for terms up to 12 months, which can be rolled over. The loans can be used to purchase, refinance, or provide cash flow for commercial, industrial, or residential investment properties. Chifley Securities prides itself on being able to meet the unique needs of commercial lending customers.
InKnowVision July 2014 HNW Technical PPT - Split DollarInKnowVision
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This concept, which most people thought went away ten years ago with changes in the law, is still a very vibrant technique. Pair it with several other techniques for high net worth clients and you have a powerful solution for wealth transfer.
Review the recording as we look at some of the simple strategies for bringing this particular technique to life and learn how to present it to your clients and planning partners as a significant solution in the wealth transfer arena.
Home Loan Documentation Process in India
Discover the comprehensive process of obtaining a home loan in India. This detailed guide covers each step, from initial research and eligibility checks to application submission and loan disbursement. Learn about the required documents, processing fees, and property verification necessary for loan approval. Understand how to compare lenders, maintain a good credit score, and navigate the complexities of loan agreements and repayment schedules. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions and achieve a smoother home loan experience. Ideal for first-time homebuyers and those seeking real estate financing in India.
The document discusses various types of home loans available in India, including home purchase loans, home improvement loans, and loans for home construction or land purchase. It outlines the typical home loan process, from finding a property to signing the loan agreement. Required documents include identity, address, and income proofs. Interest rates on home loans can be fixed, floating, or resettable fixed. A table compares interest rates and fees from major Indian banks.
This document compares and contrasts Bai Bithaman Ajil (BBA) and Musyarakah Mutanaqisah (MMQ) financing structures.
BBA refers to the sale of goods on a deferred payment basis at a pre-agreed price that includes a profit margin. MMQ is a partnership where one partner promises to gradually purchase the other's equity share until full ownership is transferred.
Some advantages of MMQ are flexibility in payments, daily profit calculation incentives, and exemptions from installments. Key advantages of BBA are a set total cost, transparency, and lack of uncertainty.
The main differences are that MMQ is seen as joint ownership while BBA is debt financing
Cindee Stone has over 15 years of experience helping people achieve homeownership through her mortgage lending expertise. She founded People Want Info to educate homebuyers on the loan process and stresses the importance of pre-approval to feel comfortable throughout the process. With her positive attitude and focus on clients, Cindee has achieved success in the mortgage industry by ensuring the best outcomes for each individual borrower.
Everything you wanted to know about reverse mortgages (but were afraid to ask)Joe Heale
油
The document provides information about reverse mortgages offered by HomEquity Bank. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, debunking common myths, eligible uses of funds, product options including CHIP and Income Advantage, and how qualification amounts are determined. Key details include that no mortgage payments are required, homeowners retain ownership of their home, funds are tax-free, and homeowners can expect to have equity remaining when the loan is repaid.
The document summarizes changes to the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit that were made in 2009. Key changes include removing the repayment requirement, extending the credit until November 30, 2009, increasing the amount to $8,000, and making it refundable. It provides details on eligibility, income limits, home purchase timeframe, and 3-year primary residency requirement to avoid repayment. The new credit aims to help more first-time homebuyers and prevent flipping homes just to claim the credit.
As a homeowner you have the option of refinancing your mortgage. This article explores the reasons that homeowners typically choose to refinance their mortgage.
To learn more about home mortgage refinancing, visit www.novahomeloans.com
A bridge loan is a short-term loan used to finance the purchase of a new home before an existing home can be sold. It allows the buyer to use equity from the existing home as a down payment for the new home. Bridge loans must be repaid within 2-3 years, usually through the sale of the original home. They can save time in the home buying process but generally have higher interest rates than traditional mortgages. Borrowers must carefully consider the risks of the original home not selling and being unable to repay the bridge loan.
The document provides information about a tax credit of up to $6,500 available to long-time homeowners who purchase a new principal residence by April 30, 2010. To qualify, homeowners must have lived in their previous home for 5 consecutive years in the past 8 years. The credit is equal to 10% of the purchase price up to $6,500 for individuals or $3,250 for married filing separately. The credit is fully refundable and does not need to be repaid as long as the new home is lived in for 3 years. Military members have until May 1, 2011 to purchase a home and claim the credit.
Call 912-303-5065 to learn how to earn passive double digit rates of return by investing in short term deeds of trust (mortgages) secured by undervalued real estate assets with a trusted partner with a strong track record of success
Summary
The IER estimates real GDP growth at 3.5% in 2024. According to the current IER forecast, real
GDP will grow by 2.9% in 2025 and 3.2% in 2026.
According to the IER, real GDP grew by 2.0% yoy in January (by 1.6% yoy in December).
In early February, power outages began for industry and businesses during peak hours due to
russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
Naftogaz began importing gas due to a cold snap, the suspension of russian gas transit to the
EU, and shelling of gas infrastructure.
In January, Ukraine exported 6.6 m t of goods by sea and 14 m t by rail.
There was a seasonal decline in imports and a slowdown in exports in January.
In January, the government received EUR 3 bn from the EU under the ERA (Extraordinary
Revenue Acceleration) mechanism, which should be repaid from profits from russian assets
frozen in the EU.
In January, consumer inflation in annual terms further accelerated and reached 12.9% yoy.
The NBU raised the rate from 13.5% to 14.5% per annum due to further acceleration in inflation
and deterioration in inflation expectations.
The NBU's international reserves amounted to USD 43 bn at the end of January, which is slightly
less than USD 43.8 bn at the beginning of the year.
The return on Veritas' fixed-income investments was 6.7 per cent during the year, equity investments 12.7 per cent, real estate investments -0.7 per cent and other investments 7.9 per cent.
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Tamil Nadu is a leading industrial hub in India, attracting foreign investment due to its strong infrastructure, logistics, and diverse manufacturing sector, including automobiles, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, textiles, electronics, and chemicals. The state has the second-highest GDP in India and houses the largest number of factory units (37,220), contributing 20% of Indias electronics production. It has a high concentration of Special Economic Zones (SEZs), accounting for one-third of the states exports, with key industrial estates like **Ambattur, Sriperumbudur, and Oragadam**. The **Tamil Nadu Small Industries Development Corporation (TANSIDCO)**, established in 1970, supports **MSMEs** by maintaining **41 Government Industrial Estates and 87 TANSIDCO Industrial Estates**, offering developed plots (5 cents to 1 acre) and various support services such as cluster development, technical guidance, and raw material assistance. Notable industrial estates include **Ambattur (one of Asias largest MSME hubs), Guindy (Indias first industrial estate), Sriperumbudur (home to Hyundai, Foxconn, and Samsung), Oragadam (major automotive hub), Irungattukottai (Renault-Nissan, BMW), and Vallam Vadagal (aerospace and defense industries).** These estates provide world-class infrastructure, including **reliable power, developed plots, common facility centers, strong connectivity (highways, ports, airports), 24/7 security, water supply, stormwater drains, sewage systems, green belts, and parks**, fostering a robust environment for industrial growth.
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1. Iden Loan Services
Go-Between &
Construction Loans
www.iden.com.au Correct as at Sept 12, subject to change without notice
2. What is a Go-Between Loan?
Offers an easy way to purchase or
build a new home before selling the
existing home
Rather than 2 sets of repayments,
whilst selling the existing home no
repayments are required
The length of the Go-Between period
will depend on whether the customer
buys or builds their new home
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3. Go-Between Highlights
Principal & Interest
Interest Only
Fixed rates (from the outset!)
Variable rates
No rate loading
100% offset (from the outset!)
Lo Doc Loans
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4. Go-Between Loan Repayments
The repayment amount will be based on the end loan which
includes:
Loan amount required to purchase/build the new
home; plus
Accumulated interest on the new loan during the
Go-Between period; less
The agreed amount by which the new loan can be
reduced upon sale of the existing property
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5. Buying an Established Home
A new loan is established to purchase
the new home
Refinances existing loan at the time of
application for the Go-Between
Interest is charged to the new loan as
normal and no repayments are
required until the existing property
sells (maximum of 6 months)
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6. Established Home
Once the existing property is sold, the
customer must pay sufficient funds
into the new loan so that it reduces to
the amount specified in the Go-
Between Loan Contract.
The customer must be made aware
of the interest capitalisation and the
need to sell the property at a realistic
price, within the agreed time frame.
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7. Building a New Home
A new loan is established to
purchase the land and cover
construction costs
Continue to make repayments on
existing loan
Interest is charged to the new loan
as normal and no repayments
made on that loan until the
existing property sells (maximum
12 months)
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8. How much can we borrow?
Up to 100% of the new home value
plus fees and charges
Combined loans cannot exceed
85% LVR (80% Lo Doc) including
any capitalised LMI premium
Capitalised interest must be
considered in the LVR calculation
Assessment is based on the
repayment required once the
existing home is sold (End Debt)
Loans up to $5.0m may be
considered.
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9. Application Details
In all cases where LMI is required
(i.e. peak debt or end debt is >80%
for full doc and 60% for Lo Doc),
cover must be obtained at loan
approval stage.
The LMI premium is calculated on
the peak debt.
Full valuation required on property
to be sold. Normal valuation criteria
applies on new property.
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10. What if I dont sell my home in the
Go-Between period?
Once the Go-Between period ends
(maximum 6 months established
home, maximum 12 months
construction) and the existing
home has not been sold,
repayments will be required on
both the existing and new loan.
Application for extension (3 month)
available.
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11. Scenario
Existing property valued at $400k (customer owes $170K to
BankC)
Customer signs contract on new property for $550k and pays a
$10k deposit
Calculate 6 months capitalised interest on the new purchase =
$566,500 less $10k deposit = $556,500 as the peak debt worse
case scenario at the end of 6 months period
Iden loan second RM behind BankC
Option to refinance BankC at time of application
(if opt to refinance BankC loan, customer would make no repayments
during the Go-Between period)
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12. Scenario (cont)
Ensure the customer can service the end debt
Customer has two properties = $950k in total value (400+550)
Total debts (BankB + Iden loan) = $726,500 (170+556.5)
Total LVR = 76.5%
Existing property then sells for $400k minus $8k sales costs
and $170k BankB loan = $222k
Subtract the $222k from the Iden loan peak debt of $566,500
- this leaves end debt = $344,500 (assuming proceeds from
sale takes the full 6 months)
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13. Construction Loans
Progress payments
Principle & Interest or Interest
Only
100% Offset Home Loan
Lo Doc option available
Fixed and variable rate options
available from the outset
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14. Construction Loans
FHOG released upon land
settlement
Where the total building cost is
greater than the loan amount, the
funds the customer is contributing
must be paid to the builder prior to
the bank releasing any funds
P&I Home Line available on the land
loan component
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15. Summary
Go-between loans offer an affordable and simple way of bridging
the buying and selling of your own home. This saves you having to
1) Sell first then
2) Move in to Rental then
3) Buy .then
4) Move in (two moves)
Now you can
A) Buy & Build
B) Move in stress free when you want to
C) Sell your old home easy (only 1 move)
Construction loans help you with building your dream home, with
loan repayments made progressively during construction.
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Editor's Notes
#2: This presentation is about the go-between and construction loans.
#3: Firstly what is a go between loan. It is an easy way for an existing home owner to purchase the next home, be it an upsizing or downsizing, but at the same time allow for the orderly process of buying and settling the new home first, then making only one move into the new home, then selling the existing home.
#4: Here is the details for you. The go between can be used with the following features. Principal & Interest, Interest Only, Fixed rates (from the outset!), Variable rates, No rate loading, 100% offset (from the outset!) and Lo Doc Loans
#5: Repayments is measured to help the borrower with their objectives. We can lend the amount required to purchase or build a home without asking for increased loan repayments. Whilst in between, we will accumulate interest for an previously agreed period of time.
#6: For an existing home, the loan will help purchase it outright, whilst you can then relocate into it and put your existing home on the market. You have options of leaving your existing loan as is, and continue to make repayments on it, or you can refinance the total loans required at the time of the application.
#7: We can then allow the interest on the new loan to accumulate until you sell your existing property, and pay down the loan from the proceeds.
#8: With a construction go between, the time allowed is 12 months due to the length of time it takes to build your new home.
#9: Borrowing is limited to a combined total of 85% of both loans over both securities, which must include any capitalised mortgage insurance. It is easier if the loan amounts keep under 80% overall, as it eliminates the need for mortgage insurance. Total loan sizes of up to Equal to or greater than 80% LVR - $2.0M, Equal to or greater than 75% LVR - $3.0M, Equal to or greater than 70% LVR - $3.5M, Equal to or greater than 65% LVR - $5.0M, This is under full doc policy and applies to the go between as well (so that is based on the peak debt) 油 For Lo doc Up to 60% LVR $2.0m (one security which for go between we would consider as such), 60% to 70% LVR $1.5m 油 70% to 76% LVR $1.0m, 76% to 80% LVR dependant on the insurers but can go up to a max $2.5m
#10: LMI is required where the peak debt is > 80%. The LMI premium is based on the peak debt amount. Full valuations are required on both properties
#11: You have 6 months to complete your go between purchase and sale. You can apply for an extension, otherwise after its expiry you will be required to pay for both loans.
#12: Scenario for a go between. In this case we leave the existing BankC loan in place, and take as registered 2 nd mortgage.
#13: The end result of the sale is the reduce the loan down to end debt of $344,500
#14: Construction loans to assist with the building of a new home can be via any loan product. All of the loans provide for progress payments during construction of the home, so as to ensure that there is the cost to complete being retained for future payments to the builder.
#15: Please note with the FHOG, the grant is released upon land settlement
#16: In summary, our go between and construction loan accommodate particular customer needs and are perfect products for that special occasion.