mortgages in australia
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mortgages in australia
Hi all,
Does anyone know how long you have to of been living in australia before you can apply for a mortgage,
I hope some one can answer my question,
Thanks,
Molesey
Does anyone know how long you have to of been living in australia before you can apply for a mortgage,
I hope some one can answer my question,
Thanks,
Molesey
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Re: mortgages in australia
Hi
I believe you have to be in permanent employment and have minimum 20% deposit.
I'm sure someone will come along and confirm though.
Cheers
AnitaB
I believe you have to be in permanent employment and have minimum 20% deposit.
I'm sure someone will come along and confirm though.
Cheers
AnitaB
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Re: mortgages in australia
Originally Posted by AnitaB
Hi
I believe you have to be in permanent employment and have minimum 20% deposit.
I'm sure someone will come along and confirm though.
Cheers
AnitaB
I believe you have to be in permanent employment and have minimum 20% deposit.
I'm sure someone will come along and confirm though.
Cheers
AnitaB
I think it's 12 wage slips plus deposit
Lynn
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Re: mortgages in australia
Minimum deposit can be as low as 5% if you find the right lender.
That's all I had for my first mortgage - and it came straight from the $7,000 government grant, so I hardly needed any cash of my own.
But you will need a minimum deposit of 20% if you wish to avoid paying mortage insurance.
That's all I had for my first mortgage - and it came straight from the $7,000 government grant, so I hardly needed any cash of my own.
But you will need a minimum deposit of 20% if you wish to avoid paying mortage insurance.
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Re: mortgages in australia
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Minimum deposit can be as low as 5% if you find the right lender.
That's all I had for my first mortgage - and it came straight from the $7,000 government grant, so I hardly needed any cash of my own.
But you will need a minimum deposit of 20% if you wish to avoid paying mortage insurance.
That's all I had for my first mortgage - and it came straight from the $7,000 government grant, so I hardly needed any cash of my own.
But you will need a minimum deposit of 20% if you wish to avoid paying mortage insurance.
The above post is correct, if you go above 80% loan you will have to pay a one off mortgage insurance.
I am currently going through the process at the moment. You will need at least 2 payslips and most probably a letter from your employer stating you employment status.
Hope this helps
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Re: mortgages in australia
Originally Posted by molesey
Hi all,
Does anyone know how long you have to of been living in australia before you can apply for a mortgage,
I hope some one can answer my question,
Thanks,
Molesey
Does anyone know how long you have to of been living in australia before you can apply for a mortgage,
I hope some one can answer my question,
Thanks,
Molesey
3 weeks it took for a large mortgage with 20% deposit and a letter from my new boss.
Andrew
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Re: mortgages in australia
BTW, stamp duty will be abolished in South Australia as of next year.
Other states are expected to follow suit.
Other states are expected to follow suit.