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Building and renovating your own home can be either extremely rewarding or terribly stressful. Like any project, your home requires planning both architecturally and financially. Webdeal offers a range of extremely flexible home loan products at outstandingly low interest rates.
If you’re building a new home or planning major renovations to your existing home, a construction loan is generally the most appropriate funding option.
The difference between a construction loan and a standard home loan is that instead of a lump sum payment at the time of settlement, the loan is usually drawn down in stages. Payments (or draw downs) coincide with the initial purchase of the land followed by a number of key construction stages. This results in your monthly repayments gradually increasing as construction progresses until the building is finished. Upon completion of your property, the Webdeal Construction Loan reverts to a standard variable rate product.
Webdeal Construction loan is perfect if you wish to :
With Webdeal, you can borrow up to 90% of the land value and up to 95% of completion value (land plus building costs) with no progress inspections for payments. Best of all, the Webdeal Construction Loan is suitable for both owner occupiers and investors. This loan also provides for interest only repayments during the construction phase before reverting to principal and interest at the same low variable rate.
| Interest Rate | Only 7.17% |
| Loan amounts | Minimum Loan of $50,000. Maximum loan of $1,000,000 (more with special approval.) |
| Interest rate type | Variable rate only during construction period |
| Loan Term | 10 to 30 years. |
| Repayment type | Interest only during the construction period, and then reverts to Advantage Rate Loan (at 7.17%). Can revert to another product if notified in writing prior to the final draw down. |
| Combination and splits | Not available during construction period. |
| Repayment options | Direct Debit either monthly or fortnightly. |
| Additional repayments | Not available during construction period |
| Redraw facility | Not available during construction period |
| Withdrawals | Not available during construction period |
| Salary crediting | Not available during construction period |
| Switching Loans | Not available during construction period |
| Frequency of Statements | Quarterly |
| Deferred Establishment Fee | During year 1
1.00% of original loan amount During year 2 0.80% During year 3 0.60% During year 4 0.40% During year 5 0.20% Year 6 onward 0.00% |
| Other Fees | $595 settlement fee $295 progress inspection fee. |
| Substitution | Not available during construction period |
A construction loan is most suitable for extensive home renovation projects
or substantial rebuilding. If you are looking to update your bathrooms or your
kitchen, perhaps add some decking to your back yard, or add a pool – you may
wish to use the existing equity in your home to fund the renovation.
If you already have some equity in your home, why not access these funds to
renovate. If handled correctly a renovation can both improve the quality of life
enjoyed by your family and add to the family wealth position.
Renovation Scenario:
Lets assume, your home is worth $380,000 and
your outstanding mortgage is
$ 220,000 - your net equity (wealth) position is $160,000 ($380,000 less
$160,000).
What if you could borrow $60,000 from your home loan to renovate your kitchen, bathroom, and back yard. If handled correctly, the renovation could add perhaps $120,000 to the value of your home, making your home worth $500,000.
Your home loan will increase by the cost of renovation to $280,000 – making your net equity (wealth) grow to $220,000 ($500,000 less $280,000).
Therefore by borrowing some funds out of your existing home equity towards
home renovation you managed to both improve your living conditions and add
$60,000 to your net wealth.
| Interest Rate | Only 7.17% |
| Loan amounts | Minimum Loan of $50,000. Maximum loan of $2,000,000 (minimum of $25,000 in combination or split.) |
| Interest rate type | Variable rate only |
| Loan Term | 10 to 30 years. |
| Repayment type | Principal and Interest (amortising) or Interest only up to 5 years. |
| Combination and splits | Up to 4 accounts splits are possible (will consider more) or combine with Fixed Rate Loan or Line of Credit loans. |
| Repayment options | Direct Debit or Salary Crediting either monthly or fortnightly. Internet or telephone transfers from pre-nominated account for additional repayments. |
| Additional repayments | Unlimited repayments available on variable rate loans. |
| Redraw facility | No minimum redraws via Internet or telephone banking to pre-nominated account on P& I accounts only. |
| Withdrawals | Cash withdrawals not available other than electronic transfers as above. |
| Salary crediting | Available on both Principal and Interest and Interest Only loans. |
| Switching Loans | Can switch all or part of loan limit to another product. |
| Frequency of Statements | Quarterly |
| Deferred Establishment Fee | During year 1
1.00% of original loan amount During year 2 0.80% During year 3 0.60% During year 4 0.40% During year 5 0.20% Year 6 onward 0.00% |
| Other Fees | $595 Settlement Fee |
| Substitution | Can substitute security within loan limit. |
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