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If you have a full time job and also have a casual weekend job (clear minimum $120pw) can the casual position be taken into consideration for a mortgage?
Doing the sums it would actually work out $10 a week better off for us to buy (refinance IP & not pay rent) obviously there are rates and body corporate fees additional.
Also just looking at a property that is advertised $280-$300k. What do you think the chances of a $272,500 offer would be?
The property is currently tenanted – can you negotiate for vacant possession – I would be willing to take a longer settlement to faciliate this.Depending on how much you are borrowing you can claim second job income. Casual – usually have to be there a while.
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thanks Terry (should have said $120 minimum after tax). Only been there since November 08 but have shifts in my diary for next six months (it is a reception centre). But have a history in the hospitality industry
With a good track record in the industry you should be ok. Lenders accept Casual status as the ways of the world these days and whilst they normally like to see a 6mnths plus track record being in the industry previously should hold you in good stead.
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Terryw | Structuring Lawyers Pty Ltd / Loan Structuring Pty Ltd
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I am with you Terry still trying to figure out what Nancy was selling ?
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