Most lenders will usually require you to have a minimum 5% deposit of the purchase price plus a little extra to cover other costs such as stamp duty, legal fees and lender’s fees. Now lenders have changed the required minimum deposit depending on other factors such as if it’s an investment purchase and where the property is located. With constant changes with bank requirements, it is important to speak to a broker to work out what you really need.
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What is an Offset Account? An Offset Account is a separate savings account linked to your home loan (both within the same bank/lender) where you can make...
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What is a guarantor? A guarantor is a person who offers their property as additional security for the borrower’s home loan application. The guarantor does...
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What is LMI? Lenders Mortgage Insurance or LMI, as the name suggests, is insurance for lenders. Lenders hedge their bets on all loans by using...
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*2.99% Interest rate based on an Owners Occupied, Principal and Interest, 3 years fixed period, minimum loan size of $300,000, maximum LVR of 80%, over a 30 year term. Eligibility subject to servicing requirements, contact one of our specialised mortgage brokers for more information.
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