How do you get investment return by using low doc or no doc?unless you have high growth and high rental return.. otherwise futile exercise

spruikers….. getting fatter and fatter

"ps: I reckon Custodian Wealthbuilders rock. Will be attending seminar shortly."Why not u asked John Fitzgerald in the next meeting?

servicebility is the most important…and never trust about realestate agent valuation…

What kind of intrerest rates did you end up paying??ANZ is probably the better option though

He was generated 4-5 Residex report by Mike.. of course become good mortgage broker

stop using capital letterss

Sorry, I disagree with you…Banks have every rights to decline your loan…

where about was it?

I think some of the banks have changed their lending criteria.. this monthThey need to know where the funds go before they are happy to release the funds.There is always a high chance they might decline or increase the rate if purchasing block of units etc..

how do you get 100%+ approval??Pre-approval might not mean anything though?

Richard,you meant ANZ is the only one who does it currently Low Doc loan with PAYG?

steve.. stop promoting your stupid advertisement

I did an internet search – if my move banks i might have to pay another LMI.  -> YesWhy not you ask richard to consider the option?

have you managed to secure the finance yet?I heard that it is getting difficult to secure the finance for the block o units?

How was it?any news Darren??

Wooo…. 2.5% buyer agent fee….negotiate discount 10k.. but pay the agent fee 10k… what the difference!!!!Welll……

you need to talk to the council to get cheap advice about the "possibility" of subdivision. You need to download the developmental plan from the council as the minimum size of block, the zone, how many dwellings etc.You probably need to engage an independant town planner (the local one preferred) to seek their advice and plan.Then surveyor review…[Read more]

Stop stupid advertisementmoderator should banned all these

Damo666… you have attend to many 'wealth creation' seminars…