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Specialised loans can be non-conforming, flexible home loan products for borrowers who are unable to meet the requirements of traditional lenders. We understand that every customer has individual needs and therefore our specialist underwriting team assess each application on its individual merits so we can provide a solution that best addresses those needs.
Take a look at some of the benefits on offer:
- No Credit Scoring
- No LMI
- No Genuine Savings required
- Same Day Service ( Same day approvals for applications lodged before 1pm(or 12pm in WA) )
- Past credit defaults considered (paid or unpaid)
– up to 2 defaults < 12 months prior to an application
– unlimited defaults > 12 months
– 2 months current mortgage arrears considered - More options to verify income
– 6 months Business Bank Statements
– 6 months BAS Statements
– Accountant’s Letter - More accepted loan purposes
– Unlimited debt consolidation
– Cash out for acceptable purposes
– Payout business debt (including tax debt)
– Refinance of low doc, private and solicitor loans - Up to 90% LVR available for purchases (on max loan amount of $750,000)
- Max ‘jumbo’ loan amount $2,500,000 (up to 65% LVR)
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