When buying a property, you can often use the equity of an existing property to help you secure a loan. But what happens when there are multiple properties involved?

Cross-collateralisation is often a way to help manage the equity of multiple properties, but it comes with a whole host of rules, advantages and disadvantages.

In this video, we explain the definitions that might help you get a better understanding of cross-collateralisation and whether it is right for you or not.


—
Tuan is the Director of Duo Tax Quantity Surveyors. For the past five years, he and his team have helped thousands of property investors maximise their tax deductions through the power of tax depreciation schedules. As an avid property investor himself, his mission is to help all property investors get the most value out of their investments.

Contact us:
https://duotax.com.au/getaquote/

—
Connect
Website: https://duotax.com.au/
Facebook:   / duotax  
LinkedIn:   / duo-tax-quantity-surveyors  
Instagram:   / duotaxqs  
YouTube:    / @duotax  

—
Video produced by Social Wave
https://www.socialwave.com.au