How to maximise your chance of approval first time!
After your initial inquiry, our Mortgage Broker will ask about your situation and loan objectives. We'll then make a preliminary assessment of your eligibility. If you choose to work with us, you'll complete a Fact Find form, privacy statement, and read through a Credit Guide.
Complete the Fact Find form and provide supporting documents like ID, pay slips, and bank statements. This allows for a quick and accurate assessment by evaluating the risk of repaying the loan.
We'll calculate your borrowing capacity and identify 3-4 suitable loan options from various lenders. Lenders will review your credit history, assets, and liabilities. We'll advise on specific paperwork required.
Once you choose a loan option, we'll prepare and submit your application. You'll sign final documents, including another privacy form from the lender.
If you've purchased a property, a valuer will inspect it. We try to order upfront valuations to fast-track the process, allowing the lender to move straight to formal approval.
If your application meets the lender's criteria, it will be approved, sometimes with conditions. If you haven't found a property yet, you can get a pre-approved loan, giving you confidence and showing you're a serious buyer.
The lender issues the loan contract. We recommend having these explained by your solicitor or conveyancer. Once satisfied, sign and return them to us.
Ownership of the property transfers from the vendor to you. The exact steps vary by state, so engage a solicitor or conveyancer. If refinancing, settlement will align with loan repayment.
Ready to buy a home? Contact us at 1800 265 546 or email us, to find a mortgage solution that matches your needs.
Reducing your outstanding debts can significantly improve your assets-to-liabilities ratio. Focus on paying off high-interest debts such as credit cards, personal loans, and store cards.
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Most major banks and lenders use credit scores to evaluate loan applications. It's crucial to check your credit score before applying for a home loan to avoid any unexpected issues. This also gives you a chance to correct any errors or address any concerns with your credit history. Lenders rely on credit scores to determine your eligibility for a home loan. A higher credit score can improve your chances of getting approved and may also help you secure a better interest rate. Get Started Here.
Many lenders require a record of savings history as part of the criteria for approving a home loan. Opening a high-interest savings account or term deposit can help you grow your deposit faster.
A strong savings history reassures lenders of your financial stability. Regularly contributing to your savings and showing a pattern of consistent growth can improve your chances of loan approval.