Could buying property in a trust be the ultimate hack to bypass serviceability limits?
Summary
The video discusses the strategy of buying properties within a trust structure in Australia to potentially bypass serviceability constraints when obtaining loans. The presenter mentions that if the property can service itself with a 6.5% rental return and a 20% deposit, lenders might not consider other debts, thus unlocking additional borrowing capacity.
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