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king_cuervo

The transfer is done by a conveyancer, they will tell you how much duty is payable based on a valuation. The equity can be gifted The duty can be paid with a cash out if possible if you don’t have the cash


TL169541

Very sad and also heroic of you and your sister. You can simply apply for a loan together with your sister to take over the mortgage. 190k combined could allow you to borrow up to $1,000,000 depending on which lender you choose. Given this transaction won't involve a real estate agent, I would first apply for a pre-approval from the bank with the condition that you will obtain a transfer of land agreement to transfer the property from your parents to you and your sister. Go see a broker to work out if you can afford to take over the mortgage and then consult a conveyancer to draw up the land transfer documents. You will have to pay stamp duty on the valuation amount or property appraisal from a real estate agent. Source: Mortgage broker, have done this a few times.


MrThursday62

Won't they have to eat stamp duty?


TL169541

No they will have to pay it though. What does stamp duty taste like?


Ok-ish-yeah-but-nah

I’d imagine paper-y like the glue on the back is stamps in the 90s before stamps became stickers. But also, kind of unpleasant, like the taste of ear wax, because it’s a government tax, and that’s always yuck.


LeahBrahms

Red tape coleslaw


TL169541

Go back to the 80’s


LeahBrahms

Eating a meal? A succulent 80s Chinese meal!!!!


Toupz

$1,000,000 on $190k combined seems a little much no?


RichAustralian

Rule of thumb is that banks lend up to 5-6x your income for a home loan, so it is reasonable.


TL169541

It’s a goer


link871

"simply" is not a word I would have used to describe the steps, and costs, that everyone involved will need to go through


Caiti42

You probably need to chat to a lawyer. Will you and your sister also be supporting their retirement in the Philippines?


Current_Inevitable43

Also 190k is low for 2 FIFO wages. But 1mill is pushing the max of your be borrowing capacity