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How to Calculate how much you can borrow.

The following formula does not take into consideration any rental income you might have so for property investors ignore this one.
I will let you know how that is calculated next time.

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Multiply your joint taxable income by 35%

Divide this figure by the Variable interest rate plus 1%

The figure you get is the amount of money you can borrow based on your taxable income.

Remember most lenders don’t use this formula anymore however it gives you a nice ball park figure. Some lenders will lend you more and some lenders less.

So using a 60k figure for he household the amount they could borrow would be

$60,000 x 35% = $21,000
$21,000 / 7.4% = $280,000

A 20% deposite would be required to purchase in most cases these days so on $350,000 thats $70,000.

So that family could buy a $350,000 property if they had the $70k deposit.

At Professional Investment Services we have a wide range of lending calculators to help you determine your borrowing capacity.

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