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Key Professionals You Need When Buying a House

Post author:Luke Libby
Post published:November 21, 2024
Post category:Lending

Navigating through the world of property can often feel pretty overwhelming, but not when you’re alone! This industry lends itself to so many knowledgeable professionals who know the market, the rules, and the all of the key hacks to ensure you get the best deal when it comes to buying, borrowing, subdividing, renting, and much more. Whether you’re a seasoned home buyer looking to grow your property portfolio, or a first home buyer looking to get their foot in the door, this article will talk you through exactly what these property professionals do and can help you with so that you can feel confident when taking your next steps and wherever they may lead you!

Home Loans Explained

Post author:admin
Post published:October 29, 2024
Post category:Lending Property

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but navigating the world of home loans can feel very overwhelming. With so many terms, lenders, regulations, and options to consider, it’s easy to get lost along the way. In this article we break down the essentials so you can feel confident about securing the right loan and making your dream of homeownership a reality.

Banks Said No? The Risks of Second Tier Lending

Post author:jacque
Post published:October 15, 2024
Post category:Lending Property

Buying property is a great way to begin to build wealth for you and your family, but depending on your financial situation, equity position, and the banks tightening their debt-to-income ratios, it may be a “no” from the banks when it comes to lending.

First home buyers – 09 Reasons why you need to stop looking for your dream house

Post author:jacque
Post published:September 8, 2024
Post category:Property

For the first time in years, it’s a buyer's market in New Zealand and it’s never been a better time to buy for first home buyers. Yes, interest rates are still high, but house prices are the lowest they’ve been in years; still sitting at around 16% lower than when prices peaked in November 2021. Although the market is tough out there, sellers are motivated to sell, making it a great time for first home buyers (that’s you) looking to get a good deal on your first home.

What Happens When I Sell My First House To Buy My Next House?

Post author:jacque
Post published:July 24, 2024
Post category:Property

The current property market is looking quite bleak around the entire country. There is a more supply than demand currently, meaning that it’s a buyers market. This can be great if you’re thinking of purchasing a new house, but there may be some things that could trip you up when it comes to selling your own. In this article, we’ll discuss what the selling process involves, what the buying process involves and a top tip from our Founder and Mortgage Broker, Jeff, that might just save you from a very costly mistake and help you navigate this significant transition smoothly. Let’s get into it!

How to Cut 20 Years Off of a Mortgage Without Increasing Regular Repayments

Post author:jacque
Post published:January 24, 2024
Post category:Lending

Learn how you can cut 20 years off your mortgage without increasing regular repayments and as a result, pay a lot less in interest, saving you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

How to get the lowest interest rates in a high-interest rate market

Post author:jacque
Post published:January 12, 2024
Post category:Lending

In this article, you’ll learn how you can achieve the lowest interest rate with your bank and how you can save on your mortgage in the current market, with two…

When will home loan interest rates go down?

Post author:jacque
Post published:January 10, 2024
Post category:Lending

When will interest rates go down in the current market? In this article, we’ll give you three tips on how to predict whether interest rates are going to go up or down.

Mortgages for the Self-Employed

Post author:jacque
Post published:October 5, 2023
Post category:Lending

If you're wanting to secure a mortgage while you’re self-employed then listen up as this blog is for you! If you are self-employed and have a self-employed income; you may be wondering; how can I make the bank see that I actually have enough income to pay my bills so I that can afford a mortgage?

How to Refinance Your Mortgage

Post author:jacque
Post published:September 13, 2023
Post category:Lending

If you’re looking to ditch your old bank, get lower mortgage repayments and possibly save hundreds of thousands of dollars in home loan interest but are wondering how to do it, then keep on reading. In this article, we’ll give you the 7 steps on how to refinance your mortgage so you can save the most time, stress and money when it comes to refinancing your mortgage.

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Key Professionals You Need When Buying a House
Navigating through the world of property can often feel pretty overwhelming, but not when you’re alone! This industry lends itself to so many knowledgeable professionals who know the market, the rules, and the all of the key hacks to ensure you get the best deal when it comes to buying, borrowing, subdividing, renting, and much more. Whether you’re a seasoned home buyer looking to grow your property portfolio, or a first home buyer looking to get their foot in the door, this article will talk you through exactly what these property professionals do and can help you with so that you can feel confident when taking your next steps and wherever they may lead you!
Home Loans Explained
Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but navigating the world of home loans can feel very overwhelming. With so many terms, lenders, regulations, and options to consider, it’s easy to get lost along the way. In this article we break down the essentials so you can feel confident about securing the right loan and making your dream of homeownership a reality.
Banks Said No? The Risks of Second Tier Lending
Buying property is a great way to begin to build wealth for you and your family, but depending on your financial situation, equity position, and the banks tightening their debt-to-income ratios, it may be a “no” from the banks when it comes to lending.

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