Are you flying solo and starting to think that buying a property will never be possible? There’s really no need to wait for a knight, or lady, in shining armour to come along, as securing finance on a single income
When a busy doctor who had worked with banks to set up finance for her investment properties visited an MFAA Approved Credit Adviser, she walked away with three more properties and a newly simplified finance structure that saved her money.
How do you match a loan and lender to your needs? Rather than running around finding out the details of each and every lender and loan, draw on the expertise of a credit adviser. One of the benefits of working
When you’re desperately trying to save up a deposit for a home and just see the prices of property climbing and climbing, it’s difficult to remain patient. But there is another way: a guarantor can help. If you don’t have
The first step in buying a property, a business or commercial equipment is often securing the finance, and the ‘make or break’ nature of that can make the first meeting with a credit adviser a daunting prospect. Your first meeting
Step 1: Speak to an MFAA Approved Credit Adviser When considering an investment property, your first port of call should be your credit adviser. An MFAA Approved Credit Adviser can help you achieve your investment property goals. They will review
When you’re looking for a home loan, you could go to a credit adviser or to a bank. While a bank will only offer you its own products, a credit adviser is an industry expert who will take the guesswork
When you consider that a small flat in Sydney could set you back half a million dollars at the moment, saving a 20% deposit to buy that flat – $100,000 – can seem an insurmountable task. That’s where insurance can
For most people, selling one property is stressful enough. Imagine how tricky it is to manage the sale of two properties and refinance two additional properties, all while buying your dream home. This is exactly the situation Melissa Gielnik, an
For some years, self-managed super fund members have been able to invest in residential property, as long as they follow strict guidelines. The first step is to have a discussion with an expert to determine whether investing through an SMSF