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I share a real life borrower story around how preserving investment debt with security substitution helped avoid a mistake that would have seen them paying for a much bigger home loan than needed.
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As a mortgage broker, I find these 5 key questions to potential borrowers tell me almost everything I need to know about home loan eligibility.
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How do you get a construction loan for something not built yet? A big measure is equity and LVR. I show you how to calculate a construction loan LVR.
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What is serviceability? Serviceability, an essential part of the home loan approval process, is a lender-specific calculation of borrower capacity to repay a proposed home loan. Lenders apply their own policy standards against your income, expenses, and debt obligations to calculate how much cash is available for the new home loan repayments. Importantly, just because…
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Want to own your little piece of Australia? We have researched and ranked lender’s favourite currencies for Aussie expat home loan applications.
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It might surprise you how powerful the CBA discharge authority can be in starting a negotiating for a better interest rate.
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A home loan purpose is not only required by the lender, it can be the difference between a loan with the features your really need versus missing out on them.
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Want to buy with someone else but keep finances separate? That is what Property Share from Commbank can do. I review it with examples.
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Feel like everywhere you look you see rates lower than yours? I walk you through my process of asking your lender for a better rate.
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As part of a home loan rate review I recommend regularly checking what your lender is offering new borrowers. Also have a look at some rates offered by other lenders. I have put together a list of lenders (the big ones first) with links that should take you straight to their home loan rates page…