Investment Loan Specialist

Property investment

Many people are looking to invest in property, but they may not be sure whether it is a good financial decision for them.

A mortgage broker can help you figure out how much you can afford by providing a calculation of what your monthly costs will be, as well as what kind of loan term would suit your situation. They will guide you through the entire mortgage process.

If you are interested in investing in property, we can help. Contact us today to set up an appointment.

We can help you invest in property

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We have over 20 lenders to choose from

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You have access to more loan options

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We do the research so you get a suitable loan

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Scenarios and calculations are specific to you

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Restructure your loan to align with a long term investment plan

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Introduce you to trusted partner - Buyers Advocate

How It Works

The following timeline provides an overview of the steps involved in the mortgage application process.

01

Interview via Phone or Video Call

Once you have outlined your goals and objectives for the mortgage, we will discuss with you the various options available. We will then work with you to select a lender and mortgage product that is most suitable for your needs.

02

Mortgage Application Process

Upon receipt of all required documentation, your mortgage application will be lodged with the lender.

For eligible applicants, this includes the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) and other relevant government grants.

03

Conditional Approval/ Valuation Reports

The lender will provide conditional approval that is contingent on certain conditions being met. The lender may order a valuation report which will be completed once the property is available for inspection.

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Unconditional (Full) Approval

Once all conditions have been met and a satisfactory valuation of the property has been completed, the lender will issue an unconditional approval.

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Mortgage Documents & Settlement

We will review the loan offer contract within 2-3 days of the loan being approved, prior to you signing it.

Then, your solicitor/conveyancer will arrange a settlement date with the lender.

Once settlement is completed, the property is yours.