Farm Finance!

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13 years 2 months
Last seen: 03/08/2018 - 21:05
Joined: 09/23/2011 - 16:27

Farm Finance!

Hi all great site have followed for years but my first post! So here's the conundrum! We have lived on our property for 3.5 years. First 2 yrs we had a legal agreement with the owner To pay fortnightly instalments which is how we saved Our deposit. So 1.5 yrs ago we financed and now everything's In our name. Property: 103 acres. 10 acres cleared. 28 acres bluegums Under contract further 8 years . Remaining re growth Jarrah and Marri. Old tiny house. No fences ect. We have recently cleared put in some dams and terraced down a hill We really need to build a new house we brought the property Knowing we would do that one day. However our Finance broker says banks won't lend as we have a caveat Over the property because of the bluegums. We have $250,000 to $300,000 in equity and a good income. No on farm income as of yet but hoping there will Be in the next financial year. So anyone else in this position or similar? We don't want to move to town!! Thanks
Kaz
Last seen: 07/06/2023 - 21:03
Joined: 04/05/2015 - 09:51

Hello and welcome!

Who are you under contract with for the next 8 years? A caveat is when someone besides the owner has a legal interest in your property, if you are still tied to the original owner through finance and not a lending facility I can see why you can't build, the previous owner can possibly still take hold of your land and new house if finance deals fall through, like a bank can if you fail to make mortgage payments.

 

You really need to read your s149 certificate thoroughly to understand your restrictions, I can only imagine the blue gums contribute to an environmentally sensitive area?

 

More info please, I have done a fair bit of work with councils/banks/legals etc after dramas with purchasing my property.

 

Cheers

Kaz

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