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Investment Loans

How an investment loan is set up affects your flexibility, your future borrowing and how easily you can adjust course later.

With an investment purchase, structure matters as much as rate. How the loan is split, whether it is interest-only or principal and interest, how offsets are arranged and which security sits against which loan all affect your flexibility later.

Things worth thinking through

  • Interest-only versus principal and interest, and what happens when an interest-only period ends
  • Cross-collateralisation, and why it can make future changes harder
  • Buffers for vacancy, rate movements and maintenance

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