Is this a correct assumption (in general)??

If you have one property loan it is okay to look at going with a budget lender eg. loans.com.au

But if you have more than one property loan or plan to have more than one property loan at the same time, then it is better to go with a non budget lender.

Or are there some low rate providers out there that are also good for people with more than one property under a loan?

What are people's thoughts.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you for this information.  Great to get your help.

Great information!  Thanks for your quick response.  Do you think cork in bedrooms is a nice look and feel or is it only good for living rooms, kitchens etc?

I researched cork today, and think it may potentially dint a lot with use over time eg.furniture legs, high heels, when things are dropped on it.  I also researched rubber flooring and I'm still considering rubber flooring as an option.  Polished concrete flooring may be body corporate/noise insulation issue as I live in a unit.

Thank you for your help. Have a great day.

Okay thanks for taking the time to reply.  It is not owned by a superfund. Thank you for your help.

Awesome help all, thankyou you very much!!!!

Thanks Terryw,

Thank you for your reply.  Regarding your question – my property is not owned by a superannuation fund. It is in my name.  It is a bit annoying that the money has to go into a superfund as it ends up eroding away with fees and charges etc.  Anyways, thanks for your help. 

Hi Dan,
Great post.  I looked on netbank before and saw an account number but no BSB but I will re-check on this one.  I have the wealth package also.
Thanks.

Hi Terryw,

Thanks for your comment – Make sure you don't do this if your mortgage is deductible.  Please explain this in more detail as I am interested to learn more.

Cheers…