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Old Feb 19th 2010, 12:09 pm
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Hi All,

Just wondering whether you can buy a house, depositing say 40%, if you don't have permanent employment but do receive casual work as a teacher/
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ps it's bloody freezing here up in Newcastle so December can't come quick enough!
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you're right, it is bloody freezing here in Newcastle......................................... .......Oh you don't mean the newcastle I am living in??
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I'm confused are you in Newcastle (Aus) or Newcastle upon Tyne?
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I'm confused are you in Newcastle (Aus) or Newcastle upon Tyne?

lol newcastle upon tyne - my poor attempt at a joke!
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Originally Posted by sportsendurance
Hi All,

Just wondering whether you can buy a house, depositing say 40%, if you don't have permanent employment but do receive casual work as a teacher/
Thanks
ps it's bloody freezing here up in Newcastle so December can't come quick enough!
Should be okay but remember too include/factor in the additional costs of buying.
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as long as he casual work is regular then you should be OK but with the way lending has tightened over the last couple of years I would get pre-approval from your lender prior to looking for a place
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We had about a 45% deposit and were both in probationary periods with our jobs. Bank (westpac)did not even ask if we were permanent/casual/full time, we just showed payslips and all was approved v.easily and quickly - was in July 2008 though - lending criteria is prob more stringent now.
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