Family Equity Home Loan |
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| Purchase Price: |
$ 400,000 |
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Legal / Conveyancing Fees: |
$ 1,000 |
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Stamp Duty on Purchase: |
$ 16,810 |
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Registration of Transfer: |
$ 1,081 |
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Registration of Mortgage |
$ 77 |
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Loan Application Fee: |
$ 750 |
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Total Cost of Purchase: |
$419,718 |
John & Betty's income was sufficient to qualify for a loan of $420,000, however as John & Betty didn't have much money saved, they didn't qualify for Mortgage Insurance, and hence the maximum they could borrow was only 80% of the value of the property they wanted to buy - $320,000.
A Family Equity Loan allowed John & Betty to borrow the additional $100,000 they needed by using equity in property owned by Robert's parents as supporting security. John parents Bill (58) and Jean (56) provided a guarantee supported by a mortgage over one of their investment properties for $100,000 to cover the shortfall.
| Market Value | Loan Value Ratio | Loan Amount | |
| John & Betty's Property | $400,000 | 80% |
$ 319,718 |
| Mum & Dad’s Property | $450,000 | 22% |
$ 90,000 |
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$ 409,718 | |||
| First Home Owners Grant |
$ 10,000 | ||
| Total Cash Available |
$419,718 | ||
With some help from John's parents, John and Betty were able to secure their home, by demonstrating a stable employment history and income to service their loan, even though they had not saved a deposit themselves.
The mortgage over John's parents property can later be released by the lender once the value of John's and Betty's home increases to $432,000 which would see the Home Loan representing 95% of valuation.
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