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Commercial Deposit Bonds A Commercial Deposit Bonds is not insurance, but rather a form of financial instrument or guarantee which can represent your deposit until settlement when buying a commercial property. (ie any property with non-residential zoning). When purchasing a property, it is common practice to lodge a cash deposit of up to 10% of the purchase price with the vendor’s solicitor as security. For a small fee, a Commercial Deposit Bond can be used in lieu of the cash deposit. It guarantees the Vendor that you will pay your deposit on the day of settlement. The Deposit Guarantee Bond can be used for all or part of the deposit required up to a maximum of 10% of the purchase price. Commercial Deposit Bonds are usually offered for terms of 3 months - 3 years Features & Benefits. Cash Flow Convenience Assessment Criteria Guarantors Self Certification No need for Finance Approval Cost Effective 24 Hour Turnaround Higher Bond Amounts Longer terms Terms: 3 – 24 months. Tailored Solutions Frequently Asked Questions Outlaying a large cash deposit (for example $50,000 on a $500,000 property can be complicated or impractical if buyer’s funds are already tied up in an existing property or other investments. The convenience of using a Commercial Deposit Bond will attract some buyers having difficulty accessing the full cash deposit. The Commercial Deposit Bonds provided by our underwriters are legally effective and accepted by sellers in all States and Territories. Anyone wishing to purchase a commercial property can apply for a Commercial Deposit Bond. This may include existing property owners wanting to purchase property, property developers and investors wanting to expand their commercial property portfolio. Yes. The flexibility of a Commercial Deposit Bond is one of its key features. An Commercial Deposit Bond Guarantee can be issued prior to an auction. The Bond amount is fixed but not the property details, so buyers can attend a number of auctions. The purchaser simply completes the vendor and property details on the Guarantee Bond Certificate when they are the successful bidder. The Commercial Deposit Bond is legal. It is available for Commercial property purchases in all states. It is at the sole discretion of the vendor to accept it. However, the seller is often anxious to obtain a Contract of Sale on the property and secure a deposit commitment from the buyer. A Commercial Deposit Bond can usually be organized within 24 hours of the contracts being signed. The Commercial Deposit Bond ceases when the Contract of Sale is completed, terminated, rescinded or the Guarantee Bond expiry date occurs, whichever happens first. The Deposit Guarantee Bond also terminates when a claim is paid by Deposit Bond underwriter, the Guarantor.
If the buyer defaults under the Contract of Sale, the seller is entitled to retain the deposit. The seller can claim the guaranteed amount from the Deposit Bond underwriter. This amount will be paid to the stakeholder nominated in the contract within two clear days of the Deposit Bond underwriter being supplied with the necessary documentation. The Deposit Bond underwriter will then recover the money from the purchaser. Property purchasers are in favour of using a Commercial Deposit Bonds because it allows them to keep their cash until settlement. Shorter term guarantee bonds (up to 6 months) appeal to investors who wish to purchase property when the opportunity arises, but have funds tied up in non-liquid assets. Longer term guarantee bonds appeal to people who are buying property under construction or off the plan, therefore not tying up liquid assets for extended periods of time. Vendors accept Commercial Deposit Bonds because they act as a financial guarantee and can assist in the sale of their property. Yes, compared with the interest costs associated with financing a cash deposit by other means, a Commercial Deposit Bond is a very cost effective option. The ease of obtaining a Commercial Deposit Bond is one of its main attractions.
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