by Lachlan Cheney | Feb 3, 2024 | Home Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
First settlement for 2024! First-time homebuyer securing this beautiful apartment on a boutique complex. Utilizing most of the First Home Guarantee (FHBG) purchased with only 5% deposit without paying Lenders Mortgage Insurance. From finance structuring, Federal...
by Lachlan Cheney | Dec 7, 2023 | Investment Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
Successfully met yet another tight deadline! Approval secured for the NDIS Investment Loan in a highly specialized domain. The lending solution is tailored to support investors in acquiring purpose-built properties compliant with the National Disability Insurance...
by Lachlan Cheney | Nov 17, 2023 | Investment Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
Approved and Well Bought! Congratulations on your successful property acquisition! First-time homebuyer/investor (on Single income) has made a strategic move by purchasing a solid asset in Perth with a 5.5% yield. Starting the property journey where the budget allows...
by Lachlan Cheney | Nov 17, 2023 | Home Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
First home buyer securing this beautiful free-standing house in the Central Coast area after lots of perseverance in this hot market. With a Total land area of 664 sqm, this dwelling offers lots of space, a generous floor plan, a Pool, and a large shed with future...
by Lachlan Cheney | Nov 10, 2023 | Investment Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
Land and construction loan Approved! Capitalizing on the appreciating value of the land in this rapidly expanding and thriving master-planned community near the new metro rail line, our clients successfully secured 100% of funding for construction loans using the land...
by Lachlan Cheney | Nov 9, 2023 | Home Loans, Property Articles, Property Due Diligence
Yet another success story! These first-time homebuyers initiated their house-hunting journey in January with the belief that Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) couldn’t be waived if they borrowed above 90%. This limitation constrained their budget, preventing them from...