Case Study – ATO debt; banks say “no way”
The Client Jarred is self-employed. He runs a Computer repair and sales company. He had a tax debt of $120K
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Ben and Jessie were looking to trade-up. Ben is an electrician in the Northern Beaches, Sydney. His wife, Jessie, works in Marketing and is on extended maternity leave. They bought their first home five years ago. The family has grown and needed a bigger home. They found an ideal place, but it needed renovation work.
As a tradie, Ben’s experience of banks has been consistently poor. Not only would they not give him a straight answer, they made him take time off work to gather endless heaps of paperwork for even the simplest of things.
The problem they also faced was that banks don’t lend for future renovations when buying a property. Banks will generally only lend up to 80% of current property value, but Jessie and Ben needed and additional $200,000 for repairs and renovation.
They also needed part of the cash from the sale of their first home for Stamp Duty and other taxes.
We managed to get them a loan that allowed them to buy the new home, borrow to renovate, and also keep and rent their first property. The existing equity, as well as the new source of rental income allowed them to borrow more than they previously thought possible. In addition, we found them a lender that would accept Jessie’s income while on maternity leave.
Ben and Jessie were looking to trade-up. Ben is an electrician in the Northern Beaches, Sydney. His wife, Jessie, works in Marketing and is on extended maternity leave. They bought their first home five years ago. The family has grown and needed a bigger home. They found an ideal place, but it needed renovation work.
As a tradie, Ben’s experience of banks has been consistently poor. Not only would they not give him a straight answer, they made him take time off work to gather endless heaps of paperwork for even the simplest of things.
The problem they also faced was that banks don’t lend for future renovations when buying a property. Banks will generally only lend up to 80% of current property value, but Jessie and Ben needed and additional $200,000 for repairs and renovation.
They also needed part of the cash from the sale of their first home for Stamp Duty and other taxes.
We managed to get them a loan that allowed them to buy the new home, borrow to renovate, and also keep and rent their first property. The existing equity, as well as the new source of rental income allowed them to borrow more than they previously thought possible. In addition, we found them a lender that would accept Jessie’s income while on maternity leave.
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