dyno replied to the topic home loans for sole traders in the forum Finance 16 years, 9 months ago
Hi,A LoDoc option is usually the easiest way to go. Some lenders will do 1 year ABN, or no ABN, but these loans require verification from your accountant (as apposed to the standard 2 years ABN) . This way you won't have to back date your ABN. Be wary with LoDoc's because with all the big 4 LMI is applicable as soon as you borrow over 60% LVR, as…[Read more]
dyno replied to the topic I own my PPOR outright, will I be required to pay mortgage insurance on IP if borrowing 106%? in the forum Hi Caden,
the long and short 16 years, 9 months agoHi Caden,the long and short of it is; if your happy to use your PPOR as security or releasing equity for deposit plus costs, no you wont be stung with LMI. regards,
dyno replied to the topic discounted rates on mortgage over $1 mil? in the forum Hi Matt,
There’s always a 16 years, 9 months agoHi Matt,There's always a better option, depending on who you talk to. Homeside has good products but a .8% discount with them will equate to 8.22% pa. Over 1 million dollars in loans i should be able to get you as little as 8.12% pa with a 100% offset account and no on going fees. There are few lenders who will get below 8.2% pa. regards,
dyno replied to the topic Loan required for 2nd IP in the forum on the surface it looks ok. 16 years, 9 months ago
on the surface it looks ok. But you have to take other variables into consideration; like do you have any dependants? or other debts? Other than that its worth investigating further.cheers,