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  • Profile photo of mizfitzmizfitz
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    My husband and I have IP and PPOR and are currently under contract with another property to be come PPOR (current PPOR to be IP#2)
    i have changed employment since last loan (this time last year) and apparently the banks insurer is having an issue that i am paid on an hourly basis – even though it is a permanent full time position. i have been there since may this year.

    Just wondering if this is going to be a common problem if we switch to another lender??

    our financial situation is very stable having IP that is positive and current PPOR would be positive also, and have no other debts with combined income of roughly 100K.

    Any advice would be much appreciated

    Cheers

    Profile photo of CatalystCatalyst
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    I’d recommend speaking to a good broker.

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Mizfitz

    Quite a common situation and one that can certainly be overcome with the right lender.

    Course would need further information to make a suitable recommendation.

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of PHPPHP
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    Hey Mizfitz,

    Would need more information than that. Who’s your current lender? As what you have explained, your current financial situation is stable so not a servicing problem i would think. Some lenders are strict when it comes to employment type. If self-employed, some requires two years tax returns and some ask for just one. For PAYG, some asks for the length of time that you work for the same position or same field of work. Not necessarily same company. So it will depend on a lot of factors.

    I would give Richard a call if I were you. He can definitely fix this problem for you.

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