Build your investment property Living at home with parents

Aaron Whybrow (YouTube) explains how people living at home with parents can still build an investment property portfolio. He describes how banks typically treat rental/board expenses in lending assessments—commonly using benchmark figures such as $650 or $500 (some use actual bank-statement amounts like $200–$300/week). He notes that certain lenders will remove a rental/board expense for self-employed borrowers who have lived at home for greater than five years, which can increase borrowing capacity and enable approvals for vacant land, construction, and additional investment properties. The clip ends with a call-to-action to contact Aaron for lending strategies.
Questions this video answers
$650, $500, or values in between; some lenders use actual bank-statement amounts (examples given: $200–$300 per week).
Greater than five years.










